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this year I grew three trees from the dust to the blue with the assumption each would teach elm was the first, a fleeting fumble dripping in butterflies yet gone before the season was next came the oak, a sturdy promise it was he who taught me we rot from within the weeping came third, don’t all goods come in threes? if only the sweetest blush could float unwithered blinded by branches at nature’s cruel whim my trees did not fall but I did love did not touch me another buzz another breath it lingered lingered and left.
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Jan 17, 2020
Jan 17, 2020 at 11:41 AM UTC
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this year I grew three trees from the dust to the blue with the assumption each would teach elm was the first, a fleeting fumble dripping in butterflies yet gone before the season was next came the oak, a sturdy promise it was he who taught me we rot from within the weeping came third, don’t all goods come in threes? if only the sweetest blush could float unwithered blinded by branches at nature’s cruel whim my trees did not fall but I did love did not touch me another buzz another breath it lingered lingered and left.
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Jan 17, 2020
Jan 17, 2020 at 11:41 AM UTC
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