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The memory of flowers

Beautiful flowers grew from behind the house Where never a flower once grew. The wonder was my troubled mind tossed in a long wave of troubled waters.... for never a flower grew in my father's backyard as impressively green to a flourish of protruding beaus of freshly upturned earth. Perhaps thee beautiful flower that sprouts From earth in father's backyard is father Painting flowers on his own piece of  earth. Unbeautiful you death.
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godfrey-amromare
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Jul 9, 2016
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