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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The saddest part of /
scaring her away is I’ve/
no one to share with.
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Cyrano Writer: Musings of a Revolutionary Romantic Poet
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