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"Everyday Things" Oakleaf canopies, all colored in green. Eagles diving from the edge of a cliff. Waterfalls cascading so pure and clean. Icicles frozen' icy cold and stiff. Trees in the wind offering resistance. A sky pilot slicing through a cloud. Neighbors dog barking off in the distance. Stoic Indian standing tall and proud. Silent rivers flowing serenely along. Alligators crawl in a thick, misty bog. Ocean scented beezes' pungent and strong. The brilliant green of a small tree frog. The lonely sound of a distant train whistle. The coldness of an early morning frost. The fluffy white down of a prickly thistle. The crying sounds of a small child lost. The first time two lovers ever kissed. Vistas from mountain tops' wind worn. Opportunities all of us have missed. A farmer in the field, harvesting corn. Carpenters toil over yet another house. Cruise ships sailing the bluest seas. Startled flight of a timid Ruffed Grouse. Pass me' some mashed potatoes please. Leaping tall buildings at a single bound. Grabbing that round at the top of the ladder. First ride as a child on a merry-go-round. Someone making you madder than a hatter. These things I've mentioned are only a few. We see so many of them each and every day. Yet' all these things, every day, we do. We'll do everyday things til we're old and gray!
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