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Fall Season

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Fall Season

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Human's life story is like

The travel of a seed in the nature

Comes the fall, dies the nature

The wind gathered the scattered seeds

The seed became a plant at the same root

And the plant grew its boughs were formed

To different twigs headed the seeds

Twigs separated into twigs

And become each seed a leaf

Then came the fall withered the leaves

And they fell one by one

The wind cast all aforeknitted leaves away

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