The Shades of Spring
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If she had a superpower, she liked to believe, it was maintaining a calm composure while random tornados proceeded to wreck havoc in her life.
But after every harsh winter, a spring is bound to come. With all its colour and life, Spring somehow pushes her head through the ground that was frozen by a heartless winter. The best part is, if you're careful enough, you get to see every shade of spring. The better part? Even if you aren't so quick in the uptake, you will assuredly be blown by how much life has coloured the dull winter coat.
Watch one, common girl's unusual trek through the seasons of life and how the light of Spring defeats the cold of winter. Or how it fights to.
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