I am a lady bug crawling on the ground
I'm crying out but I can't make a sound
You are a weed growing in the grass
As time goes by you've grown so fast
My tears are the water that helps you grow
Why are you so high and make me feel so low
You cover me with darkness so you getall the sunlight
There's no way a ladybug could put up a fight
I'm crawling and crawling trying to get away
But no matter what you won't get out of my way
I am a lady bug crawling on the ground
I'm crying out but I can't make a sound
You are a weed growing in the grass
But I am NO longer one you can harrass







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And I'm very happy for you.
I like your repitition of the first stanza.
I've always been fond of repitition in poems, how repition can make the same words be seen in another light.
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Everything changes, but nothing is truly lost.
Somehow this poem (and that quote) makes me think of a dream you once told me about.
The one with you finding your younger self.
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