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HOW OFTEN DO YOU SEE?


How often do you see?

Where there are weeds

Within the cracks of paths,

They have come

with the passing of time,

And of neglectful souls

That allow them time to grow,

In places they don't really belong,

And so much like we

For if we neglect our characters be,

We will let unwanted plants to habitat,

And off they'll be you see

Into the crevises of our minds.

 

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