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Hope 
By Holly S., Peabody, MA
The fragile green growths sought the sky
against all reason,
for the label had specified mid to late spring,
and here they were mired in a blustery February.
Unconcerned with the time,
the ambitious tulips continued their rush
toward maturity
edging ever closer to the day when they would be admired
by a girl, green as the blooms she picked.
Her mother claimed it was due to global warming most certainly,
Dad said that the frost would get them soon -
but the young girl with eyes of tomorrow
did not seem to hear them
as she stepped out into the bracing wind
to check on the progress of her flowers.










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