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No matter how softly they walk, treads will wear the terrain by the paths of least resistance. In the tender tracks I wanted briars to grow, To draw out crimson pain. Flowers bloomed instead. Rough hands crushed green necks, Yet you couldn't hear their fragrant cries, over the pride of adornment. I know their pale petals fell On your shoulders, like tears. Spring torrents came, soft resolve washed away, Sharp edges of hardened granite gleam. Walk softly over barren rock.
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Jan 17, 2018
Jan 17, 2018 at 3:34 PM UTC
Flowers bloomed instead
No matter how softly they walk, treads will wear the terrain by the paths of least resistance. In the tender tracks I wanted briars to grow, To draw out crimson pain. Flowers bloomed instead. Rough hands crushed green necks, Yet you couldn't hear their fragrant cries, over the pride of adornment. I know their pale petals fell On your shoulders, like tears. Spring torrents came, soft resolve washed away, Sharp edges of hardened granite gleam. Walk softly over barren rock.
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Jan 17, 2018
Jan 17, 2018 at 3:34 PM UTC
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