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Sophomore
As I watch your tear stained eyes
I blinked away; Don't make me cry
Dripping with water
We laugh ourselves out the lake
Ignoring the rocks
Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?
You sway and twist with mold and decay
And flies sit on your rotting hands
Juice flows out your bleeding glands
The dazzling Sun your last display
As I watch your snot marked nose
The Moon came out, waxing her prose
Summer’s lease— too short a date
I get up early; I find I’m late
Running through this empty hall
I fear your horse has grown too tall
In the windows above, the sky stagnates
The sky is clear now
It’s vibrant and sunny now
I wish you were too
As I watch your bile-soaked lips
I wonder when it all caved in
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