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Bury me where the peppermints are

by @luisidek

Through the pain of dissatisfaction comes the ending of a life worth more than gold itself. Each breath that a loved one takes is in vain Through the burden of life we learn new things Such as the feeling of hurt And sometimes joy And when we feel joy it feels sweet on our tongues Life is bitter And dissatisfaction is sour The only release we have from our minds Is a cold casket I only ask that if I die soon If I die young Please bury me where the peppermints are For if I were to taste them They would bring me back to you And joy would be everlasting The only thing we would learn from life would be peace Bury me where the peppermints are
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Mar 5, 2019
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