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1d
What I held inside,
couldn't slash,
just a butter knife,
to all their storms.

Butterfly wings open wide,
potato that has been mashed,
A man grieves his dead wife
amongst the hungry worms.

Locusts, seemingly fly,
never settle for a clash
of a storm that settles,
Only a child senses the harm.
Poisoned Wells
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Poisoned Wells  45/M/France
(45/M/France)   
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