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That Tree that Stood Tall

by feral

That tree that stood tall...   Years of knowledge ingrained in its ligaments... (Numerously choked by its own rings)   I still see our carvings... (The haunting scars imbedded deep into the bark and our memories.)   Hieroglyphic memorials for our first everything... (The dates of which things died.) The knot furled into its center... (Forget-me-nots decaying at its very roots.)   Do you remember? (How hard was it to forget?)
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May 29, 2017
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#memories#first#firsts#love#past#time#memory#broken#tree#extendedmetaphor
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