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My Tree

by summer-kurtz

Stop with these requests And all your questions, I need some suggestions here On how to live and breathe And make these thoughts For once seem clear. It's not unheard of To be unsure of things All the time, but this is One rhyme I have to get right While the words are still ripe. The problem, friend, is I'm Too short to reach the branches, So if you'll please take your stances, I'll take your hand and that one's Knee, to pluck what measly Words I can from my dying tree. My rhythm's all wrong now, And this isn't some song I can Just rewrite, revise, then call It a night. These words are my Soul, these words are my Whole world, you see, and To be off time means I'm Out of my prime, and I Still have to rhyme to make money.
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