xlix. THERE WILL BE SAD IN HAPPY

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The breeze caress the golden leaves,
as the onlookers glimpse the amber sky.

And the eyes whisper against the morning eve,
as the dew drops fall to stain the early pry.

And there, the arrow bares its sheath,
while the by-passers stain their wrathful heaths.

For underneath the blinding sun,
lies the epitome of their building fun.

For underneath this little toy,
lies the victim who plays his coy.

And now, all shall be found under these hollows,
all shall be adorned over these willows.

For underneath the little boy that hangs,
lies the monster, who extends his fangs.

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