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wet bark

what's the point

once torched,

you're lit up in agony,

once used to be

somebody,

now cancelled,

un-followed.

wet bark can't be set alight

but it'll dry out

before the sun becomes night.

But that's just a fantasy,

as you travel,

through branches hollow.

The worse thing I ever did

was hurt a little girl.

I can't forgive

my sins

as I made

a promise.

A butterfly's wings

cannot always

spread with freedom.

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47 / M / The Land Down Under
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