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You Are Still Mine

Savannah winds are crisp
the grasslands so raring and happy
the flowers on bloom
making a face so glowing
making me feel more terrible.

The sky is clear with blue
as far as eye could see
that lone proud tree
in the green grass
beckons me.

I am sad and lonely
you are gone
and i feel it
honey! you built in me
a home that cannot be left alone.

I can walk 
and take
the tree beseech
so gladly
and run to it without a screech.

Only if you appear
from where you have disappeared
hold my arms
smile in my eyes
and say,

You are still mine
and will,that way,always stay.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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