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You Will Return

by francie-lynch

You can't go far Down on all fours, Drooling and babbling And hugging the floor. I see you're stumbling On your Jango legs, You'll fall if not careful On your new paradigms. Now you're leaving With stature and grace; You pirouette, glide, You've found your own pace. You will return, Of that I am sure, With one of your own To crawl on my floor.
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