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The Same Goes For Dreams

A fake plant will never bloom,

never grow.

But it will also never die,

and what a price to

pay for eternity.

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Posted on 29/12/2013 Posted in UncategorizedTagged dream, dreams, metaphor, plant, poem, poetry, short poem, thoughts

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29/12/2013 at 3:49 AM

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