Tribe 8
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A Sad Poem

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A Sad Poem

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Once upon a golden hour

I threw to earth a seed

Up there came a flower

The people said a weed

I watered it with my tears

And fed it with my heart

They came into my garden

And trampled it apart

Them

I hate them

I put the petals in a box

With butterflies and rocks

They broke into my castle

And smashed my treasure box

And then they stole my goldfish

And turned it into lox

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