Rain drops keep falling on my head

A haiku about spring

By Kahlee Published 3 years ago • 1 min read

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Raindrops gently fall

Spring brings new life to earth

Nature awakens.

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Kahlee

Kahlee has been on a mission since she was a little girl – to bring awareness of social issues through her writing. But don't be fooled by her serious subject – Kahlee knows how to keep things fun and quirky (sometimes).

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