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The Human Doesn't Fall Far From The Tree

Stop  I have always loved you  Tall pine, ringed, and doomed  Forever rooted in where  The seed was scattered  Long ago, you are bound  To tradition, fate, and habit  All horrific  Your soil is dry and graying  I would  Cut you down  And carry me with you if I could  But you were here  Long before I came around  And your roots  Are spread too far  For me to haul you to safety  And better earth.

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