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by A. J. Thompson

Created on: April 23, 2008

The small purple flower blooms under the blades of grass.
The cardinal sits atop the snowball bush.
The bumblebee buzzes as it flies by.
Ants search out the tiniest morsels of food.
Flower petals flutter on the breeze.
Squirrels scamper from tree to tree.

Little signs of spring.
Little things of nature.

Simple, beautiful.

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