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Mar 2016
He stored it all within his heart
And when he died a tree grew,
Its roots clutched round his gutted carcass,
It was dark limbed and barren in the winter.

But in the summer it bore little fruits
High up amongst the new growth,
And the birds that ate them learned to talk,
And the children that found them, in the tall grass,
Went happy for a while.
Written by
Bill Higham
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   Lucinda Hikari and SPT
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