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Alone
The long grass bristles
 Chuckling as the breeze
 Tickles over it
 The old, old tree
 Is a sentry
 Watching over the long grass
 Watching the old dirt road
 Watching the dilapidated house
 This house is a broken home
 And she sits all alone
 The girl sits all alone
 In the broken home
 With the door open
 Staring at the drive
 At the place where he
 Left her
 So alone
 At the rusty old pickup truck
 (Hers) that ran so loud
 Thunk kathunk thump
 Chipped blue paint peeling in the weather
 Here she is not alone
 There’s someone else here
 To break this already broken girl
 
 The grass whispers
 Murder, murder
 The old tree a silent sentry
 For a sinner
 But the sinner’s long gone, long gone
 The girl’s blood dissolves so slowly
 Into the ground
 And the tree’s long
 Willow branches
 Comfort the soil
 Comfort the grass
 Comfort the solitary black rose
 That grows, thornless,
 From the broken grave of a pale broken girl
 And the grass whispers
 Murder, murder

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