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FRUITS
Simon and Me
poit
breathe
A right brained plaything, a taste for saints eyes
Shrouded in cosmos, universal disguise
An episode gone rotten turn off your TVs
Many have fallen from big screen disease
Wiry instruments electric creation
To nature no more belongs fleshful sensation
What was it like to taste human tears
To run around naked and wither our fears
To be two figures, shadows of dust
Wallow in the fiery blue weathers of lust
Lifeblood flowing the seed fully spent
The two fledging lovers to nowhere went
This is our cycles insignificant course
Split from its full into halves and then fourths
Now we've fell forward forgetting the danger
To cut away the newest of strangers
Have the stars gone out, will they leave us blind
Not for me and my friends and a few of our kind

        -John Edwards
Looks like another springtime is here.  New paths and potential adventures make themselves known.  Forms of life big and small ready themselves with vigor in small accumulated rainstorm pools.  Plants shuffle off useless old skin to renew in green, feeding off the remnants of their snow-razed brethren.  The chirp, chirp, chirping of returned winged migrants fills the sky.   People cautionsly peek out their windows to see if the beast Winter is truly slain, then hesitantly emerge to stretch long dormant muscles.
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