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by Star Mar 22, 2021 category : Miscellaneous / Misc. poems
You always told me the earth had veins, that your feet feel thumping beneath the surface, but I thought you were mad your heart demonized. You swore that the big Maple tree by the park had a pulse, and when sugaring season came, you ran to protest those who went to tap her sisters. You’re impulsive when it comes to protecting what you love, I had no idea adrenaline could keep you running when every part of you was burning. But before you even lit the match, they failed you, and if it wasn't you; it would've been someone else. They accused you of witchcraft… For the first time I saw your expression crash, you were screaming at me like never before. It all was too late, for we both watched as she bled out. **Collab with hiraeth: https://www.poems-and-quotes.com/poets/507104