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Created on: September 12, 2009
John O' Gold, Cox's Pippin and Granny Smith,
there's a family in my orchard.
Three generations bearing fruit.
But they only speak in Spring
a chatter of pink and white blossom
spills through the sky
their scent on every word
and even though Granny is getting old and gnarled
she still shouts the loudest.
There's a family in my orchard
but now they are sleeping
their branches heavy with fruit
for the crows to beak
it's autumn in my orchard
and not a tree will speak.
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