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Drawing Squares

It happened that cool & sunny day.

I met you sitting in the grass

Outside the art building,

Drawing your squares and smiling so nice.

 

I sat myself down and you

Told me a sad story of

Middle school and an incurable disease.

 

I sat quiet and listened, right there

In the cool grass,

Right by the art building bushes

As you quietly spewed the truth,

All the while diligently drawing your squares,

Noting their imperfections,

As you told that sad story and I recognized your brilliance.

 

We sat there for fifteen minutes and then

You realized you were late for class.

So you left me, sitting there,

Thinking about things,

Outside of the art building,

Squareless in the grass.

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Written by
john-david-morris-meriwether
English
Published
Sep 23, 2011
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