A Summer's Day

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The sun scorches the land,

And the rows upon rows of plants,

Shout for help, screaming,

As they slowly roast.


People walk over the grass,

And the trees look on in horror,

As they hear the cracking of spines,

The Lawnmower bellows.


The flowers are in full bloom,

They stand, boasting their guises,

However, their beauty has sealed their fate

As they are picked by the hands of little girls.

One by one they are taken, screeching as their body is torn,

And slowly do they wither,

In the gaze of necrophiliacs.




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