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No Emancipated Rivers Here

Stopped by a dam.
Restrained by will
Disdained by societal norms
A flowing river shows weakness or inability of the land to keep the weather in check.
Rain was restricted to the darkest and longest of nights, less the whole earth know of it by the moistened soil of the land. The plants are supposed to be well groomed, green in color and producing the juiciest and most flavorful of fruit that are plump with nutrition.
But no waterworks, no flowing, no crying.

But then if you just smile the pain away your fruit look falsely plump. 

ha hahahahahah hahahaha

I know i make it hard to do, 
But stay bubbly bubblies!

-The young bubble

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