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Bitter Harvest
From shadowed ground, the roots entwine,
In silence, whisper tales malign.
Beneath the surface, secrets steep,
In venom’s clutch, the soil weeps.
Fruits dangle low, with colors bright,
Yet touch them not, for they invite
The bitter taste of nature’s crime,
A sweetness masked in treachery's grime.
The heart swells wild with poisoned dreams,
Where beauty blooms in darker schemes.
Beware the path where sirens sing,
For what seems fair, holds poison’s sting.
Beneath the Sweetest Boughs
In orchards lush where shadows creep,
Beneath the boughs, dark secrets seep.
With whispered words, the roots conspire,
Their poison hidden, masked in fire.
The branches sway with heavy fruit,
Glistening bright, yet lies are absolute.
A fragrant lure of things undone,
In every bite, a taste of poison spun.
Yet who can tell in golden gleam,
What tangled truths lie in the dream?
For every bloom that greets the light,
Lurks treachery that thrives in night.
So pick with care, and heed the call,
In orchard's heart, a betrayal's thrall.
For sweetness hides a bitter tale,
In every heart where trust may pale.
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