Festering Flowers Feeds Flesh

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Once laughing with joy,
For a ploy they can't see,
Given a terrible toy,
The boy is free,

Sees the ground and feels the sky,
Wind carries the decay,
Why is the question,
When sent to the fray,
Festering Flesh Feeds Flowers,
Their roots make way,
Hair grows without a body,
Everywhere people lay.

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