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we were just children, innocent and free passing the time underneath that tree boundless giggles and secrets shared trying anything that our small limbs dared you were a bit odd, but so was I with you I cold be anyone: a hero, a spy but something in you was never secure of our friendship you were no longer sure slowly the tree began to sway that tree under which we would play the leaves began to fall one by one as our bonds were carefully undone I kept faith, but you never could and so that tree became nothing but wood but there I still stood, looking at a graveyard thinking that I could still keep guard then I realized the bitter truth: we are no longer the people we were in our youth so you can have your friends, and I'll keep mine and our roots will not again intertwine and maybe the tree will grow anew for different children, whose friendship is true.
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Dec 6, 2014
Dec 6, 2014 at 5:55 PM UTC
nothing but wood
we were just children, innocent and free passing the time underneath that tree boundless giggles and secrets shared trying anything that our small limbs dared you were a bit odd, but so was I with you I cold be anyone: a hero, a spy but something in you was never secure of our friendship you were no longer sure slowly the tree began to sway that tree under which we would play the leaves began to fall one by one as our bonds were carefully undone I kept faith, but you never could and so that tree became nothing but wood but there I still stood, looking at a graveyard thinking that I could still keep guard then I realized the bitter truth: we are no longer the people we were in our youth so you can have your friends, and I'll keep mine and our roots will not again intertwine and maybe the tree will grow anew for different children, whose friendship is true.
morgan-nicole12
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Dec 6, 2014
Dec 6, 2014 at 5:55 PM UTC
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