A large, yellow object appeared in the sky today over our Nation's Capital.
It was accompanied by an odd, blueish coloring of the sky. The breezes were
gentle and the temperatures were moderate. The townfolk cautiously emerged
from their homes, blinking in wonderment at the unusual sight. Birds sang
and there was a sweet fragrance in the air. Is this that thing they call .
. . spring?
Steve Snyder
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