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Flower

Her bedroom will be pink A paint I dislike, It will be her pride A bear sits in the corner Brown eyes set on the floor Its thoughts hang, she can hear She says it runs when she’s away She asks me to be abstract Her wings reaching up My own monarch yearning To color where she flies “You never were a caterpillar,” A soft laugh in the sunlight I hope she remembers
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Apr 15, 2011
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