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Truth

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By Rachel SteinmetzPublished about a year ago 1 min read
Truth
Photo by Blake Cheek on Unsplash

Memories of that golden hour

When truth was just a little bird.

Who did not need to strive for power

And dismissed a claim that it’s absurd.

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Who cast away every mock

With a soft brush of its wing.

And never froze or stopped in shock

When lies began to sing.

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Who hopped from tree to tree

And left a feather behind

Which fell so man won’t see,

But if they’d search, they’d find.

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Glory on that youthful head

Who chases it galore.

To me, truth grew wings and fled,

Now birds mean something even more.

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Rachel Steinmetz

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  • Pamela Williamsabout a year ago

    I love this

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