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Light Weight

This girl struts into class abnormally early the other day,

and my mind immediately begins to spin

because she was always bent on being late—

like some undiscovered oil.

She said she turned over a new leaf.

 

Next class she was late.

So I asked about the new leaf,

and she said that it was no longer that way

because leaves decay and wither

when they are unattached to stems of sustenance,

and its quite easy

for the dark gusts of life

to blow ‘em onto their other side.

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Aug 6, 2010
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