Past Destruction

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It fell from the willows 

In dying breeze, 

The sun lost its heat

You could barley hear a weep.


Streets were silent 

Cars broke down to wretched forms,

You could almost feel the cold in your sleeves

The trees said it all.


Why question it?


It is death of past destructions 

For when that leaf fell,

A rose bloomed 

And you began again. 

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