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Created on: April 25, 2010
FLAG POLARITY
I live in between
The skin and the body of a tree
Feeding, increasing my size
Light has never touched my pale eyes
Mother oak and father sun
Let me go when I was old enough
To go out on my own
(to die on my own)
This polarity was just to much for me
Like Adam and Eve
I didn’t know the Hell I was missing
The severity of interpreting
Never showed itself
A pat on the back but son you did far from well
Memory was born with my body
To remember all the things
That try and kill me
(There is not a purpose my mind serves
Without a world full of murderers)
What will become of us
If we pursue truth more than love?
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