Wild Winds

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Wild winds slowly gave life to the sure dead,
and my move-less fitted hat flew of my head 
noiseless wind quietly soared and patted my shoulders
came over hills plunging me like a militant soldiers
sweet yellow fruits had bound, loosen to the ground,
To see old ripe leaves floats the air with muted sound
there by the cool pool a curved ripple waves
while a frisky seaweed cheers and plays
straight grass blade billows, and thin sun's rays glisten
and so, the clever tasty breeze walk, climb and whistle.

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