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Seasons

Like the dying leaves, these burdens fall to the ground Bright golden fire raining down Drifting through the wind Soon to be buried by the all encompasing snow Erasing away what lies beneath it Spring is to come A clean slate A new beginning There is hope that this cycle will be over But it could never last Like the seasons, I am forever changing I accept sin and seek forgiveness I grow like the tall oaks Starting over when given the chance But holding tight to the roots that have kept me here, grounded.
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