No doubt about it, high-tech’s forecast proven true with red sky at dawn.
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Small yellow faces drawing life where their seed rests in cracks of granite.
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Ubiquitous songs spilling from the green of spring ring hollow at dawn.
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Jade heaven forgive my sudden interruption of breakfast at noon.
Comes early, stays late— adds color to gray granite outcrops through summer.
Stabbed in the mountains, sun’s wet reflection marking more than pots of gold.
Prodigal parents away with rain, we become heaven’s disruptions.
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Summer water banked above thirteen thousand feet to leak as needed.
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Where the eye is drawn the gods live and cattle graze mostly undisturbed.
When the clouds form low, the gods of rain climb onboard to recuperate.
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