Drizzle taps the pavement below like a pebble on a young woman's window While misty eyes surmise the dense woodland heart Below these leafy bulbs white spring flowers flow A final offering before Nature and I part
When the heat drowns my last ounce of charisma And only my four walls greet me hello There'll be room in this bed for your stigma Despite your inevitable bellows
Bulbs turn to lifeless piles When the cools and warms become neutrals The breeze tosses their corpses for miles This is nature's most subtle brutality
Finally, a cold white purges nature's remains Only skeletons pitched across wet barren- Decorate desolate feigns Nature - She's the cruelest Baron
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