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Brumous
Poems
Mar 2021
Untitled
All the roses wither, the flowers fall,
and I see vines over the wall.
The chair where a little girl once sat on;
was tied down by the roots, left to rot away.
Accompanied by bones, and memories of one who was in dismay.
A stranger strolls across the worn-out halls,
Rustle, rustle the leaves say.
Silence screams in his head, with each step forward.
Splish-splash
The raindrops fall while tears
plummet to the floor;
Like your façade that affects all.
You came to me out of the blue, didn't you?
You came to me, yet left me so fast.
How could you?
How could you...
I had it as a draft :/
#badpoetry
#garden
#roses
#flowers
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