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Trees

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Trees

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Trees, their leaves fall

Trees, you do not go

Trees, you do not speak

Trees, is hard core

Leaves falling from trees

They are green and dark

His tone did not hide his dark times

Sure, it's winter

The snow will cover it all

The cold will come

Who will have to hibernate?

Bears? but the trees and?

Amazes me see you standing

Real Estate

Give me to shame

But it is the nature

You do not feel cold

Nor should be feeling

No heart

But is useful

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