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Nigel Paolo Grageda

Canopy


They have nooks, the trees and teal earth,

so dangles peaceful sob from birth;

Emerald blades shredding gray beam,

halo on branches that redeem;

They are sturdy arms forming wooden hold,

anchored for extending mildness of old;

When growing greens crackle within our sighs,

only the dim shall dry the spring, the cries.

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