Amen to Montana

But

You said you’d come

You said you’d come

You surprised me once

“Surprise yourself”, said your felt tipped pen

And couldn’t cross him after 

He followed her outside 

He followed her outside 

He followed her outside, never

The cardinal crows

The spring rains flood, and

She’s out to seed and pasture 

The dirt is worn

The dirt is worn

I’ll never grow a flower

“Alas”, he said 

And crawled back to bed

Your tree is not a pillar


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