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An Umbrella

My sword was made of wood Perhaps, I couldn't fight invincibly enough But still resisted trustfully. My roots And my beliefs were devilishly taught. I could attack. I definitely could attack Those metal flies that flew around my arms Creating arcs, Creating watery alarms. My sword was wooden. Never good enough. And still acceptable for such an outspoken rebel. That time had passed. Instead it's rain above. Instead, It's only me and an umbrella.

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