Cherub

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His gangling roots overcome flooding

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His gangling roots overcome flooding

Little rose buds part into bloody wings

She solely has encouraged this

Rotund warmth of my recklessness

You bewitched me with a gypsy's peck

Storing up your velvet sleeve, a few tricks


Vivid visions of incandescence

Permanent cherub in that pastel dress.


Grains of the ethereal up and trotted,

Strawberries morsels that have rotted.

Let them dispose of these properly,

Now, join me up at the hill

Climb the slope, through the mill,

See the locks of my hair waving?

Take it as a cue to save me!


Our thread through the field of mulch

Have sedate cataracts fill my gulch.


This world startles at times,

Limited to a few couple rhymes,

With Theodor at his helm, the pen,

After which he lowers to his coffin

Beneath the famished plains

Should the wildfires consume his vain!


Oh, no, don't leave me only a simper

Towing behind affections much simpler

Looking at everything so kaleidoscope

Further back until I faced the strobes


Cherub amended to his vivacious

attitude; he wished for a wistful kiss.

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