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You're my Polyrhythm

In the winter months you

are expensive for when

we fight and you won't talk

to me, I can't pick you

flowers from the wild, I

must purchase them from the

grocery. These means, which

may seem a bit like a

ploy, will soon make a well-

deserved grin take hold, but

I wonder if these means

will get stale, or if I

can keep this up when we're

old. So why is it that

when summer comes each year

you tell me that you want

some time alone? Every

year I can't have both cash

and love--you're out of sync

with the flowers I've grown.

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Written by
joe-woods
American
Published
May 1, 2010
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