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Pretentious youth-- Fervent sapling, impatient In your early hours; Whimpering, persuading Premature unfolding; Quelling such desperate hunger. Perhaps you dress so quickly In fear that canopy elders Will flout your need and Consume all of your pledged sun. Pliable and shallow rooted, You elope toward unobstructed light; But are remiss of your future. Bent, curved, blossomed-- You will feed well As the banquet is first set. Yet, Summer shall find you Strained within the shade; And only narrow filaments Flowing between green cloaks On which to feed. The advent of Autumn’s wind Shall press firmly against Your crooked breast; and Displace your sipping feet. You will flame quickly, blushing-- Then disrobe amongst the clothed. Naked and unable to suckle the sweet reserve Ahead of Winter’s frozen grasp.
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Apr 18, 2012
Apr 18, 2012 at 9:11 AM UTC
Willful Sprig
Pretentious youth-- Fervent sapling, impatient In your early hours; Whimpering, persuading Premature unfolding; Quelling such desperate hunger. Perhaps you dress so quickly In fear that canopy elders Will flout your need and Consume all of your pledged sun. Pliable and shallow rooted, You elope toward unobstructed light; But are remiss of your future. Bent, curved, blossomed-- You will feed well As the banquet is first set. Yet, Summer shall find you Strained within the shade; And only narrow filaments Flowing between green cloaks On which to feed. The advent of Autumn’s wind Shall press firmly against Your crooked breast; and Displace your sipping feet. You will flame quickly, blushing-- Then disrobe amongst the clothed. Naked and unable to suckle the sweet reserve Ahead of Winter’s frozen grasp.
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Apr 18, 2012
Apr 18, 2012 at 9:11 AM UTC
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