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Icicles on Trees
Listen. Hear the dandelion huff Its fluff Into a Summer breeze. Hear asparagus twang Its stalk into the picker’s hands Or the crystal shards singing As Winter’s prisms collide. Did you miss the moody boil When the smog plowed through the pines? Or had you heard enough? Listen. Hear the nebulai keen their sheen; in starlit symphony. The moon, its phases waxed, dusting Autumn’s fall. The silent swish of silvered fish, The look that volumes speak, Are you hearing what I mean? Listen. Hear eyeful hope on knees Flood the floor as it flees. A single tear, A feather fal- Ter before flittering Near maple-d helos As new shoots of green explode in Spring. Can you hear the space between two heartbeats? Lifeblood pulsing into the void-- Silenced forever from falling Icicles on trees?
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