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Created on: June 07, 2008
Field of Fire
An ebullient distraction
melts into my soul,
a thermalized meadow
of orange ablaze.
Field-dancing triumph
"We win!" they chorus,
uniform majesty
omniscient in nature.
A sultry surrounding
unstated existence,
heated and febrile
lost hidden secret.
As the breeze dusts the florid
sanguine petals,
a simple rejoicing
transforms for one moment.
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