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Created on: June 11, 2010
The meadow sat empty except for the grass
And lovely wild flowers watching time pass
There were black birds down in the corner thicket
With lovely red marks on their fluttering flippits
Butterflies were present in an array of color
Dancing about while laughing with each other
Swallows were dashing about and through
Racing and spinning enjoying the view
The sky was shared by the sun and the moon
Both looking happy a bit before noon
Coyote came through on important errands
Smiled and vanished into the dark barrens
Rabbits resumed play as soon as he parted
Little bunny foo ran into a log and it smarted
Wood chuck ate grasses while watching it all
Dreaming of munching more before fall
Deer lay peacefully watching the dance
Young fawn bounced like he had itchy pants
Oh it was a beautiful day in the meadow
No house nearby, not even a fellow
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