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Aftermath

by Fourtailed

Splayed roses Dying gracefully in their plastic vase The stale scent of cocoa Mined from the tropics and shipped To our disorganised abode The day is done The sun sneaks back Slumped birds rouse And here I find That I still adore you.
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Fourtailed
23 / M / London
For You?
Written by
Fourtailed
23 / M / London
Published
Feb 14, 2019
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13·43
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#poem#poetry#love
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