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Raven's Despair (Revised)
There was the crush,
and then the rush,
hard stipple of a brush,
not worn of the dashes.
I have autism,
but of no pretenses,
I see blood tipped greens,
those you call weeds
A palace was built,
The homeless guilt,
I love your sparkling eyes
Closed book to fairy cries
A cave we explored,
every treat in disguise
and I wanted some more
as your body would lay.
Memories sometimes
captivated our rhymes,
pump the blood to the flow
and I became the crow.
and then the rush,
hard stipple of a brush,
not worn of the dashes.
I have autism,
but of no pretenses,
I see blood tipped greens,
those you call weeds
A palace was built,
The homeless guilt,
I love your sparkling eyes
Closed book to fairy cries
A cave we explored,
every treat in disguise
and I wanted some more
as your body would lay.
Memories sometimes
captivated our rhymes,
pump the blood to the flow
and I became the crow.
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