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Lovebirds

by ThePopesHat

On an autumn walk at the ides of day I saw birds of a feather fly together away. As they flew over flames In an ides-of-day way They got caught in the weather And so forever became The tall twisted tale That we hear of so much: Two birds with one hailstone, Death from maelstrom above.
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Written by
ThePopesHat
30 / M
Published
Sep 6, 2016
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Birds of a feather flock together.

Also wanna give a shoutout to the Romans and their calendar for bringing the word "ides" to mind.

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#love#relationships#cheating#heartache#freestyle#karma#wordplay#lovebirds
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