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the gardener

by hollau

you trampled our sacred garden and ripped out what had blossomed once from love now in lust as you left for a new flowerbed leaving my heart to shrivel and die in the blazing sun as my anger dehydrated the supple foliage that I had worked so long to nurture without your care, what was once our lush oasis is now a withering desert that will only welcome your presence with thorns
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Feb 6, 2018
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#heartbreak#love#pain#loss#sad#garden#flower#blossom#lust#death
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