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Sep 11
This weary,
bitter heart
surrenders to the earth,

nestled beneath a newborn oak.
Its roots entwine my silence,

drawing life from what I leave behind,

until I blossom once more,
a quiet bloom of wood and sky.
Now I rise in branches,

singing with the wind,

playing the most beautiful part of life.
At last,

I rest eternal
beneath the old oak tree.
Written by
Bruce Parker
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