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I hear your name at the morning sunrise; Like the trees and flowers- I bend for warmth, Like the Sparrows gathering their bedding, I gather mine- the cold warmed in the glow While the busy bees buzz into the day As all of nature, also, sees your name Written on the face of what brings the light Until it is time to prepare for sleep- When mother hands her child to her daughter, And the moonlight cradles and rocks your name, And the bees— nesting in the trees’ branches Swaying above the flowers releasing Your scent onto the cool of evening breeze— Fall asleep to the song of the sparrows, And the last thing that I hear is your name.
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