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I grew pears from my home, Inside a *** inside of my heart, A Baby seedling; adolescent stems, To mature green jaded Jems, Green and vibrant, plump-juicy Lavishing my heart with beauty So I gave them out, to you and to him, My beige tote-bag filled to the rafter, Thinking one or two is what you'd be after, Shocked to find such a ravenous hunger, I had no pears to no longer offer. I tried to grow more, but come winter, My pear tree withered and shivered, I came to you with no pears, you were bitter, So I grew opal plumbs in that same winter, Thinking I'd be sure be onto a winner. But you said you hated plump plumbs, And that it's pears you're really after, "If only pears could grow in winter," I would wonder, "Then we could have our happily ever after " So I waited till the dewy mossy spring, To my pear tree did I most softly sing, About a day, where I spent its jade gems, Plucked right from their own stems To someone who would appreciate them.
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Apr 22, 2021
Apr 22, 2021 at 8:51 PM UTC
Pear Tree
I grew pears from my home, Inside a *** inside of my heart, A Baby seedling; adolescent stems, To mature green jaded Jems, Green and vibrant, plump-juicy Lavishing my heart with beauty So I gave them out, to you and to him, My beige tote-bag filled to the rafter, Thinking one or two is what you'd be after, Shocked to find such a ravenous hunger, I had no pears to no longer offer. I tried to grow more, but come winter, My pear tree withered and shivered, I came to you with no pears, you were bitter, So I grew opal plumbs in that same winter, Thinking I'd be sure be onto a winner. But you said you hated plump plumbs, And that it's pears you're really after, "If only pears could grow in winter," I would wonder, "Then we could have our happily ever after " So I waited till the dewy mossy spring, To my pear tree did I most softly sing, About a day, where I spent its jade gems, Plucked right from their own stems To someone who would appreciate them.
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21/M/Birmingham, England
Apr 22, 2021
Apr 22, 2021 at 8:51 PM UTC
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