Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Midnight Movies
Canonical path: /midnight-movies/persimmon-tree
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Persimmon Tree
Read Persimmon Tree lyrics by Midnight Movies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Persimmon Tree
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Grey clouds fly in autumn skies.
Starck black stems beeld amber
Bright orange, dark red, pull -- hanging fruit
Lingers dripping ripe.
The wind spits them into the earth,
A sea of golden hair and dirt.
Splitting open;
Bursting ripe.
Sacrifice precious,
Slow syrup
Feeding, loving, yeilding life.
Sucked up shriveled skin left to die.
The end is here to begin again.
There's no time for what you believe in.
Seeds will blow and rain will come.
Furry feeds and kills as one
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