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Garden

There used to be a garden

Behind the hedges of a mansion

A mansion sitting calmly

Under the mist of a mountain

 

In the garden stood a statue

On a pedestal of stone

She stood looking sadly

Looking small and alone

 

The rain would fall gently

Turning her face a deep gray

Still she kept on posing

As she slowly wore away

 

No one thought to view her

As in the garden she stood

The vines soon overgrew her

Knowing no one ever would

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sarah-kahl
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Feb 19, 2011
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