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Her heart is like a sycamore Roots digging deep and holding strong Extending branches that fractal and fracture Into broken vines and twigs Flowers croon and give bright wings Only to die and be forgotten As they permeate the ground So that more can stand as a sycamore Flourishing with their own spring colors Until all that is left of her Is a hollow shell Of a bullet shot in the dark The only evidence That something may have been there To stand as a sycamore And grow Now only sought out By skulking foxes And churlish creatures That roam on reposed Forgetful Forest floor
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Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 6:21 PM UTC
Heart Like Sycamore
Her heart is like a sycamore Roots digging deep and holding strong Extending branches that fractal and fracture Into broken vines and twigs Flowers croon and give bright wings Only to die and be forgotten As they permeate the ground So that more can stand as a sycamore Flourishing with their own spring colors Until all that is left of her Is a hollow shell Of a bullet shot in the dark The only evidence That something may have been there To stand as a sycamore And grow Now only sought out By skulking foxes And churlish creatures That roam on reposed Forgetful Forest floor
alex-withrow
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Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 6:21 PM UTC
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