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Mars

by iamfreenowitseems

Red planet up in the sky Someone looked at you and thought of blood That's how you gained this name Why did they think of blood? And not of apples, freshly picked Or a rose, beautifully delicate But even an apple has pips And even a rose has thorns So maybe, either way, your name would have held pain Violence has haunted us for generations and generations I guess, Mars, what you represent has become the only constant in human life A terrible constant But reliable nonetheless Humans seek constants Maybe that is why you were named Mars
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16 / F / Victoria, Australia
Published
Dec 10, 2019
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#freeverse#mars#planet#space#universe#solarsystem
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