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All of us.

So much is grown from singular seeds All that is sown are our bygone deeds No harvest we reap, in this life or those which follow Does not run deep, with the touch of our shadow For the roots of lives run deep, tangled with the roots of all others Dark rains will fall, seep, and we'll drink the same as our brothers Our best shot for the sun, is to swiftly grow tall But when it's over and done, we're alone after all Yet, you like all else were born of a single seed You, with all else, were of the exact same breed
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Sep 20, 2015
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