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a metal kind

there’re certain kinds of metals I can carry in my mind

I like to think they break me out of shells that seem to bind

but every time I heat them, they turn nothing into gold

instead they leave me living all the stories I have told

 

there’re certain kinds of people I can carry without fail

because reciprocation is the way in which we sail

my boat is not a burden, neither is the raging sea

instead it’s like a sister who has grace for all of me

 

there’re certain kinds of metals — ones you count on, ones you don’t

I like to think I hold onto the ones that help me sow

the gold in me is silver but my silver keeps in mind

I’ll always be a metal you can never change with time

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Written by
olga-valerevna
Ukrainian
Published
May 29
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