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All I can see is a tree. I would not take it too lightly for its roots are deeply carved into my bed. A pillow full of your leaves and my arms your branches. Not even the sharpest of axes can cut this madness. It was a cold autumn cried our sun and fruit. The arms lay bear and the trunk grew pale. I am the fewest of shadows. The dawn has awakened a distant chill and I am once again running through an arrowless path. All I can see is a tree.
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Aug 22, 2016
Aug 22, 2016 at 8:30 AM UTC
Dead Willow
All I can see is a tree. I would not take it too lightly for its roots are deeply carved into my bed. A pillow full of your leaves and my arms your branches. Not even the sharpest of axes can cut this madness. It was a cold autumn cried our sun and fruit. The arms lay bear and the trunk grew pale. I am the fewest of shadows. The dawn has awakened a distant chill and I am once again running through an arrowless path. All I can see is a tree.
oleg-snapirsky
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Aug 22, 2016
Aug 22, 2016 at 8:30 AM UTC
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