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The buttercups grow
in a patch, tall above the grass where the yard dips. They sway with the breeze and, with each pass of the mower, wave and catch my eye, Reminding me how fleeting they are. The closer I get, the brighter they look, so I consider my options: Push through the patch where they grow and continue the tidy back and forth rows of freshly mowed grass or mow around them? One pass closer, and it's clear. I can't, won't mow them over. So the buttercups stand, a wild bouquet of sunshine on a fresh-cut carpet of grass.
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