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The pebble flies from the fingertips Of a lonely woman And ripples across a pond twice Before deciding to settle It will stay there for a while As time pushes the storm's towards And away from the pond As the moon pulls the water From her place in the sky With fingertips of glass And eyes filled with diamonds As the pebble makes a slow wading way Back towards the small, rocky shore Another lonely woman will pass And throw it into the pond To begin the process of moving on To cycle through the ways of decay And to make room for one more flower Among a garden of flowers Who have all decayed
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Jan 25, 2020
Jan 25, 2020 at 1:23 AM UTC
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The pebble flies from the fingertips Of a lonely woman And ripples across a pond twice Before deciding to settle It will stay there for a while As time pushes the storm's towards And away from the pond As the moon pulls the water From her place in the sky With fingertips of glass And eyes filled with diamonds As the pebble makes a slow wading way Back towards the small, rocky shore Another lonely woman will pass And throw it into the pond To begin the process of moving on To cycle through the ways of decay And to make room for one more flower Among a garden of flowers Who have all decayed
I just want to be in the wooods
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19/F/Michigan
Jan 25, 2020
Jan 25, 2020 at 1:23 AM UTC
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