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My mind is a trick-seed sprouting in me Runners wide run in rich but shallow soil Each birthing things that were not meant to be Deserted, parched they die as I recoil A false womb am I and guilty tears shed Over false dreams buried in open graves Who will come to avenge the wanton dead The miscarriages flow in scarlet waves ‘Had you but fed us,’ each cries out, ‘you could Now reap.’ As weeds they rise from their dark holes And invading, choking out new crops would Paralyze this befuddled, barren soul Who can supplant the worming roots, their cry And fate other than death my dreams supply?
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Jul 10, 2016
Jul 10, 2016 at 9:18 PM UTC
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My mind is a trick-seed sprouting in me Runners wide run in rich but shallow soil Each birthing things that were not meant to be Deserted, parched they die as I recoil A false womb am I and guilty tears shed Over false dreams buried in open graves Who will come to avenge the wanton dead The miscarriages flow in scarlet waves ‘Had you but fed us,’ each cries out, ‘you could Now reap.’ As weeds they rise from their dark holes And invading, choking out new crops would Paralyze this befuddled, barren soul Who can supplant the worming roots, their cry And fate other than death my dreams supply?
A racing mind never reaches the finish.
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Jul 10, 2016
Jul 10, 2016 at 9:18 PM UTC
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