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Heirloom Seeds

Watching through the pane Your hands as cuffs As you unveil the earth Tending what you sow The Night Before last Under the blood moon It was that night Where we spoke and Planted seeds of old ideals We would be as the land Nurturing one another As we both worked To bring callused hands Gripping the fruits Of our labor To our humble Farm house table These days would be long Out in ribbons of gold And slight scent of country roses Would be our remuneration These are our seeds That we both planted That we will water That we will grow Soon my love As they are ready We will pick each Dream and live
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jason-drury
40 / M / American
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Written by
jason-drury
40 / M / American
Published
Jun 26, 2014
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#dreams#house#land#farm
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