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Maple Tree

A tiny glass bulb done up in the air

A miniature sun that matches her hair

 

It's not that our hearts beat a samba

Neither of us knows the other too well

But she's one of those broken beauties

That are destined to drag me to hell

 

Not another, please not again

It's far too rough to want all these women

 

Still sitting in silence

Beneath this blooming bough

I think of a soul

I'm afraid to have found.

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Jun 2, 2014
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