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My Little World

In my own little world fireflies stay in open jars

Flowers paint on their colors for the next day,

And the moon laughs while it walks away.

The trees speak of ancient scars,

The creek brings up lost trinkets from afar,

And the animals cry for freedom,

But freedom is not free.

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AmyC
23 / F / Missouri
Published
Apr 7, 2019
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