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June 21, 2013
She could almost smell the jasmine,
As the wind blew through her veins,
And she wondered in what world,
Does there not exist pain?
Her dress with roses red,
Did a waltz in the breeze,
And as she came to realization,
She crumbled to her knees.
The leaves were like birds,
Soaring through the sky,
With every vibrant color,
She watched them float by.
She inhaled all she could
With tears trailing down her cheeks
And with the weight of the world,
She came back to her feet.
© Lauren S., Reading, Berkshire, UK
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