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by Keri Withington

Created on: May 13, 2009

City Spring Poem

These are the show-off days of spring
Mother nature polishes off her bling.

The city is covered in bright flowers
Crowding around the high-rise towers.

Even the socialites change their look
Take off their coats to let their skin cook.

The grey, cold winter was a bummer

And soon it will be bright mid-summer

But now it is vibrant spring

With new bright flowers on everything

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Dear city,

I do not know you very well.

I’ve been here a year,

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Together we grow

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The City

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