Some may hike.
Some may bike.
They’ll rush
to
view
Indian Paintbrush.
Or walk for hours
for glimpses of alpine wildflowers.
But to have seen
duckweed green
and water iris blue,
I canoe.
Some may hike.
Some may bike.
They’ll rush
to
view
Indian Paintbrush.
Or walk for hours
for glimpses of alpine wildflowers.
But to have seen
duckweed green
and water iris blue,
I canoe.
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Sand exfoliant./
Seaweed and black mud skin pack./
My Wisconsin lake.
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