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From Math Class

Will the flowers always be in bloom? The world ceases turning, for all we know As we hold each other so close A soft wind brushes through the trees Who politely applaud us But the wind changes, and so do the leaves Their deceit comes as less of a shock to you And as the leaves red, so do we Sticks, stones, and isolation All these kill me less, dear Than to see you in the arms of another
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devin-ellis
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Nov 29, 2011
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An old poem I found from high school. Not my best, but worth posting.

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