A soldier, swearing that she swears to use it wisely,
Craves for a single drop of blood,
By her own hand.
A flower, swearing that he swears to use it wisely,
Craves for a single drop of water.
Soaked by his own root.
A soldier clothes himself with armature,
Undresses herself of fragility and humility,
A flower sweeps the floors, just for a sip,
But all he is doing is mingling with satire.
A soldier collects snowflakes on their tongue,
As if playing a game of dice,
A soldier fans herself by walking in her own breath,
A flower smiles as the snowflake falls on his hand,
Little melting water advertise their brand.
A play of self-sufficience,
A gay of passive acceptance.
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