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The Greener Grass

When I find her,
that special something about her,
gleaming like a morning star.

When I find that one,
will she be an old one,
one I had found already?

Will time fold itself
back to a moment forgot,
shall I be older or younger?

She is the special one,
is she not?
I love her
for I saw her in the yet to come.

Look, she has brought with her
sweet, ripe memories,

ghostly recollections they are.
Now I see clearly,
that have long turned
to rot.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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