Nature (Poem)
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Nature (Poem)
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Blue bird flying away from me
Over the mountain, and over the sea
Sometimes, I wonder if you follow me
You show up every season
I'll see you in the spring
'Cause you flew for a thousand miles
To get to me, what do you need?
Should I apologize?
Be my guide, don't say goodbye
Don't say good
Why fly all this way for me?
Instead, you should go wherever you please
Fly to the sunlight and over the trees
And I'll stay here and you can let me bleed
'Cause I ran a thousand miles to get to you
To get to you
And I let you down, I let you down
And I'm letting you down
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