Spring

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As the frogs leap in the meadows, screaming with glee.
I stand in the flowers, cold as can be.

Looking to the left, and then to the right.
I cross the huge meadow, filled with sheer fright.

Shaking and stuttering, I arrived at her house.
Muttering and blubbering, I was shy as a mouse.

Knocking and waiting, shaking so bad.
Pacing and waiting, looking so rad.

And then with a creak, the door opened a little:
Then it swung open, the person ever so gentle.

With a smile on my face, beaming ever so bright.
I looked at my date, never ever feeling fright.

I grabbed the bottle, giggling with glee
Dumping it in my cup, and drinking my tea.

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⏰ Last updated: Apr 02, 2019 ⏰

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