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There’s mice in the kitchen, but it alright.

The few and far of our not so Halcyon days have been lost Scattered to the winds Swallowed by the earth Become statues of the streets Yet here she stands Strong and tall In the meadows of things to come She’s climbed mountains upon mountains of treacherous learning Swam unblinkingly the never Ending rivers of time Floated on countless clouds of impossibility She’s got the moon in her eyes A glow that wax’s and wanes But can not be snuffed out Built to withstand time She is the tree that refuses to be cut down Commanding every space she enters Tornado trapped in human flesh Voice an avalanche of dreams Broken yet alive She’s a weaver making baskets from past struggles To hold the fruits of the future She’s making it She’s making it She’s made it On the way Through the battle Victorious on the other side The forward path holds so much Promise
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