Winds
Torment
The
Iris
As
They
Grow,
Blowing
Slender
Stems
To
And
Fro,
Guarding
The
Paper
Wrapped
Husk,
The
Bloom
Hidden,
Sharp
Gust
Ridden,
To
Open
Like
A
Petaled
Hand,
In
Beauty
Impossible
To
Understand.
Spring
Winds Torment The Iris As They Grow, Blowing Slender Stems To And Fro, Guarding The Paper Wrapped Husk, The Bloom Hidden, Sharp Gust Ridden, To Open Like A Petaled Hand, In Beauty Impossible To Understand.
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