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The title gives this poem away. |
| There's a spirit in nature, beyond valley's, and mountain's, and river's that devotedly find their way to the sea. A nymphe of the woodland's, a daydream, floating softly, upon fragile wing's wherever passion roams free. An angel of the meadow, a fountain of color, song-birds serenade her like a choir from the tree's. A fairy of the garden, a serene kind of magic, as saplings and blossoms burst forth from their seeds. A sweet and gifted maiden, reborn to social graces, gently dancing upon flower's to a swaying of the breeze. A mystic and prophet of knowledge and healing, unspoken word's that the purest heart can see. |