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She left the gate agar And the sun crept in to steal my time, Adding the ever-careful wrinkles round my eyes. Dead strawberries withered with care And Rainy, ****** skies weighed down  with weeks of meager, longing stares. Is there more I can hold in the folds of my fingers? Drip through the cracks, I fumble. I wish I could see my darkening eyes... And hear the seeds of my labor crumble
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Nov 4, 2019
Nov 4, 2019 at 2:38 PM UTC
She Left the Gate Agar
She left the gate agar And the sun crept in to steal my time, Adding the ever-careful wrinkles round my eyes. Dead strawberries withered with care And Rainy, ****** skies weighed down  with weeks of meager, longing stares. Is there more I can hold in the folds of my fingers? Drip through the cracks, I fumble. I wish I could see my darkening eyes... And hear the seeds of my labor crumble
Are there ever enough days? Enough time? I’ll never do it all...
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Nov 4, 2019
Nov 4, 2019 at 2:38 PM UTC
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