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28​/​33 Spring, a way to adulthood

from 33​/​33 by RHYME

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Spring, a way to adulthood.
There came a time when things changed.
When spring bloomed and the butterfly stretched her wings for the first time to solar warmth that dried the moisture from the cocoon.
When jackets hung outside desiccated their arm pit sweat from the boil of movement so needed.
When the plums dried saltier like the charred flecks on skin from a brave forgotten jump into the blue.

The deep dark night holding its cold essence now burned from the heat, evaporating like oil of lavender breezed by the window sill. Leaving an odor, a feeling lingering, soon to be irrecoverable.

Oh it has come a time where art thou know it is now. An un-explainable prediction like seasons, timed un-perfectly. Like Rain on the wedding day, the resent to the un-controllable.

Oh how the time has come sitting patiently in the midst of traffic for the green light. Planning the unity merge into the {one} lane.
Driving roof off, subtle pollen tingling senses of hope that seeds planted are in action and all the waiting and watering is beginning to spread its petals.

Love me not, love me now because the time is nigh. The streaming of aqua from the fountain of purity splashes and breaths new life in the blooming valley.

From a simple action, to begin, is to be free. To un-knot the wings, butterfly and bee.

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from 33​/​33, released October 24, 2022

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