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Poems
May 28
Bambini's Wood
Innocence quietly leaves in the
middle of the night--knowing when
she's become an imposition.
She's more than welcome, but her
presence hurts--her lightness is too
heavy.
She always means to stay, but goes
because of what she means.
The worst proclaim her, cursing their
parents for putting them here.
As they prodigiously corrupt
everything they touch.
They think themselves majestic
creatures, that must flee back into the
treeline they exposed themselves from.
Wearing leafy masks of misconstrued
radiance.
Being at a safe distance from themselves
is all that matters...
taking cover long enough to feel like
a victim.
These are the ones that curse innocence
under their breath, as they duck.
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