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Remembrance


Forgotten by the wind, Autumn leaves lay over your grave. They pray for thy descendant, The forbidden blossom of fear. And, oh, my child, how selfish was thy lie For it had never lived by itself. And here we are left behind To release pieces of remembrance.
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This poem was written for the one that left life as a child, after being victim of bullying for the infidelity of his girlfriend.

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