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名人诗歌|诗歌:You

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I saw a summer sunrise,

A dozen shades of gold,

igniting clouds to brilliant life.

I saw a sunrise

and thought of you.

I saw a new born lamb,

Pure, perfect white,

Trusting, innocence1 at the start of life.

I saw a new born lamb

and thought of you.

I saw a flowing stream.

Chuckling2, shimmering3 silver.

Meandering4 happily to- who knows where.

I saw a flowing stream

and thought of you.

I saw a towering tree,

Verdent canopy5, far above the earth,

Strong, eternal, ever growing.

I saw a towering tree

and thought of you

Author: Steven Mather


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