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The Garden of Eden


Oh brief bloom apon the bower our flowers have paled our walls have dined when a girl to your garden stepped in. Bright bird sung has flown As she flue with her wings my chest gently touched When I looked down t'was not a caress but a cut What has flown has flown and dimmed my garden remains.
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