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Torso


You wrapped your arms around a hollow torso The trunk of a worn out skeletal tree deep in forgotten wood I watched a mental heart monitor skip a single beat The mystery of such an unknown feeling escalated too quickly My roots grew numb as I felt your limbs embrace mine How can I call you to revisit this place of solemn shade When I know you belong to the fullness of leaves That are not my own.
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