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Jan 2015
The gloom of night gives naught but green
In trees that gather closely in
Their leaves and fruit fall in their lean
At their feet my cheap gifts of tin.

I motion for them to take back
Human plunder
They wash back their green seas and
Make clear that some roots don't grow back.
Poem structure from Dylan Thomas' Clown in the Moon.
Sombro
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Sombro
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