A lantern made of fireflies held in her outstretched palm and parasol of sunflowers picked in the evening calm, she wanders over mossy rocks and beds of fallen leaves, across the gnarled and knotted roots of forests' ageless trees. To music played by crickets and the solitary loon she sings an ancient lullaby once borrowed from the moon With feet as light as eiderdown she dances with the bees across the velvet petals of soft blossoms in the breeze. july 2003 |

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