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Aug 2019
Tired legs drag me through your green city.

A city greener now, with the rain.

Crushed as you are, you challenge me not.

Your scent reaches my nostrils; a beacon of health.

Forgive me for my harvest;
Tearing you asunder.

Thought for myself.
Thought for love.
Thought for the collective.

I wish to cure sickness;
unto death.

I remember you, but alas,
they will forget your fate.
I was remembering the love I had for my garden, and of the harvest; loss of my plants. That love, I feel, goes unrecognized.
I also had darker thoughts. Thoughts of savagery, and a harvest comparable to theft.
Dylan
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Dylan  28/M/Ashland
(28/M/Ashland)   
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   Bogdan Dragos
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