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Remember when hundreds of fireflies lit up the summer lawns? A symbol of summer, Fireflies by Mary Oliver,
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of summer. An exquisite poem about nature and fruition.
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The Rock Star Had Arrived.
And that improbable rock star was me. In that moment I wondered, do they love me? Or do they just love that I feed them, pet them, walk them, and adore them? Spoiler alert—we think they do. Click thru to learn more!