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In shady shrubby places, Right early in the year, I lift my flowers' faces -- O come and find them here! My stems are thin and straying, With leaves of glossy sheen, The bare brown earth arraying, For they are ever-green. No great renown have I, Yet who does not love Periwinkle's blue? |
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