Who was it
that heard the word
of the tiniest bird
and heard what it spoke
that was full of such love
and life
that it fell from above
- who was it that
heard this dove?
The tiniest bird
that spoke of love
and fell from above,
who heard the word
of this small bird?
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23, Vegetarian, (insanely busy) Vet student pondering about love, life and dragons.
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