The Tale of Bluebird

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In the woods deep north

There is a cottage forlorn

And there burns a hearth

The only thing it's adorn

And on the corner sits a candle

Alone with a small blue flame

And the heat doesn't dwindle

Puts the flame to shame

But it burns and burns

Only to melt to wax

In the end time is slack

Till the cottage is ash and black

And that is a candle with ego scorn

What happens along envious bourn

But to the woods in east

Lies a treehouse neat

Looks like a hyacinth cist

And to the eye it's a feast

And inside sings a bluebird

With the harmonies of a dove

All the pain in the world

Melt like velvet love

They quench and quench

And make melodies

In the end they find peace

Till the treehouse blooms in daisies

And that is a bluebird's tale to you

Found the dove and left being blue

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