Two Old Trees
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Two Old Trees
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Two souls intwined, like the branches of two old trees.
Near the bank of the river, that's where he was found.
Eyes looked up from the ground.
The woods hold so many tales
Half forgotten, half remained
They tell their own version
Of what happened that day
He saw her bathing, didn't mean to watch.
Her anger grew.
Devoured by his own hounds
They didn't know it was him.
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