Seeds

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My heart lies in the field

Surrounded by others born from the same thought of despair

For we are but seeds brushed away from the trees of hope, viciously removed by the winds of truth

Now what is a fool that loves in a world so consumed with hate but a blind child looking for water in a desert  

For what is hope but something these seeds want to believe in, so they can tell themselves they will never again be attacked by these violent winds of rejection

Oh how the sting of the winds burn, as though the anchor that keeps you upright has been mercilessly yanked from the sea floor, and you're forced to watch yourself sink

With all my heart I hope, but in my mind I cannot help but doubt, will these petty seeds ever truly know what love is like?  

For we are but seeds, looking for love, in a world where the wind haunts us

And we are but seeds, hoping for protection, in a world where there is none to be found

So as our hearts weep together, woven together by the strings of grief, we're reborn, for we are but seeds, and as seeds we stand, to find love, while fighting these winds of  torment

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⏰ Last updated: Nov 17, 2013 ⏰

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