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At winter's end | At winter's end fresh leaves appear, | ||
And old ones get shed. | |||
Spring | Spring came to the door | ||
With many dance beats. | |||
In dance-cadence, braids overflowing, | |||
Bun slips, getting disheveled. | |||
At winter's end, | At winter's end, the tree without flowers | ||
It gets loaded with buds. | |||
Confident the snow will melt, | |||
Every | Every sprout peeps out with a smiling face. | ||
In their | In their nest, the birds sing Your song; | ||
They all sport new raiment. | |||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
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