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the garden

by drac0nia

you planted a garden in me with various flowers each very different in the way that they made me. you planted daisies first, they made me feel the sun the warmth of a smile. then you put lilacs, asters, and red roses, too that bloomed my heart that made it beat for you. then, suddenly, you planted something new. you planted ivy. you planted lavender. and they overwhelmed me in an overgrowth. and they continued to grow until weeds festered along with them because you no longer tended to me. they grew out of my mouth, and poured out. you planted a garden in me with flowers of all sorts, but now they are no longer as beautiful as they were as the life from them was taken by the weeds you allowed to grow because you wanted a new garden.
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20 / Non-binary
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drac0nia
20 / Non-binary
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May 24, 2017
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