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A Darling Grove

Our roots twist and twine...

His leaves are soft and plush.

Trunks pressed flush, spine to spine,

Whispering acceptance with each gentle touch.

 

Light against dark, sun-dappled silk and bark;

Here, in his cooling shade, I long to stay-

Differences insignificant, similarities stark;

Love, a simple word, to which we waste away our day.

 

He brightens the shadows

With such a caring smile...

Even you would lurk in his meadows,

And hope to stay a little while.

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Written by
pyxell
24 / American
Published
Mar 3, 2014
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12·77
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Why can't I fall in love?

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#friend#friendship#admiration#admire#admirer
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