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| The artist shudders When our senses fall against the wildflower And the rain Which we often refute as a machine Softens the incredible Gravestones Leaving only a pile of wet dust That sticks to the bottom of our souls When the domestic hunters emerged From their frostbitten sky One star glided, disparingly And left us with a small droplet of hope That we cling to forever Then filthy oceans Spilled sewage and waste Onto our shores Poisoning our beliefs and our faith Starving the flowers, and the people Which led to more gravestones And more dust That doesn't have anyplace to stick anymore |
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