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Created on: October 15, 2009
So ever gently the air skims across the mountain peaks
Slightly blowing the snow in its path
The fresh air of the Sierra's
Is to be a vision in our hearts
The joy of being within such a place
The smells of nature playing gently on your senses
Makes beauty fill you
Within every bodily crevice
Back in the city
With its streets and suburbs of smog
Once again you are dreaming
That you could feel that fresh air song
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