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Mary, Mary Quite contrary Egressed from the East Indies A lost child Grief is a long hallway With sketches of pain Adorning the walls Hope is a drawer With a hidden key Bottled-up Mary Lennox Jumps rope Out in the cold Hopscotching And exploring Follows the red robin Enters the garden Long forsaken Befriending life within Evoking life without With the one exception Of herself Mary had a little plan "Might I have a bit of earth?" To plant And to chant To sow And to grow To return a loved one To both father and son To open the secret garden again And feel the inner workings Of her heart begin
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Mar 21, 2020
Mar 21, 2020 at 9:26 PM UTC
Might I Have a Bit of Earth?
Mary, Mary Quite contrary Egressed from the East Indies A lost child Grief is a long hallway With sketches of pain Adorning the walls Hope is a drawer With a hidden key Bottled-up Mary Lennox Jumps rope Out in the cold Hopscotching And exploring Follows the red robin Enters the garden Long forsaken Befriending life within Evoking life without With the one exception Of herself Mary had a little plan "Might I have a bit of earth?" To plant And to chant To sow And to grow To return a loved one To both father and son To open the secret garden again And feel the inner workings Of her heart begin
Carlo-C-Gomez
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56/M/The Exclusion Zone
Mar 21, 2020
Mar 21, 2020 at 9:26 PM UTC
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