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    Summer Serenade The Golden Path Spring Laid
    Summer Serenade The Golden Path Spring Laid
    Summer Serenade The Golden Path Spring Laid
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    Summer Serenade The Golden Path Spring Laid

    By Barbara M Schwarz

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    In the chillest breeze, life gives heart a squeeze for now the sun that tease awakens spring's great trapeze to flow as on the go, golden hours soon to show, when the sun at heightened powers releases summer's finest flowers. Golden path now strewn with summer's merry tune: a simple serenade as if to spring to aid.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherb.schwarzgreentor.com
    Release dateApr 18, 2016
    ISBN9781910774571
    Summer Serenade The Golden Path Spring Laid
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    Barbara M Schwarz

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