Fragile Meadow
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Fragile Meadow
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Woman,
Tranquilly laboring at all love's cultivation
I do believe
I am fortunate to have met you
Woman,
How ephemeral our grace is in these wind stricken plains
But I do believe
It is our fate to reside here
Away from the mountains of youth and safety
In a fragile meadow
(We build our home)
Woman,
I see you bloom in this sun that we have shaped
I do believe
You are my companion and lover
Through our rains and wintry phases
I have come to love you for you
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