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May 2017
A butterfly stays
in a king’s bush, laden
with blush roses—
an orphan of the garden.
Home of the yesteryear,
now thorn whips cracked
By old wardens.
Flee, you blossom flapping.
Flee, for your proboscis
seeks for sanctuary,
Not a casket.
My name is Geoff
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My name is Geoff  18/M/PH
(18/M/PH)   
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   ryn and Ryan Holden
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