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Not Averse
I thought I understood you once,
Believed you were more than you appeared,
But a realisation falls upon me,
And reveals the truth that I had feared.
I sit beneath your branches, breathless,
Waiting for a moment to arrive,
When out of your body comes understanding,
And a wonderful point to be derived.
For inside you are a million pages,
Of knowledge yet to be explored,
I crave to be equal to your wisdom,
But instead I find my mind is flawed.
But then to the ground fell the fruit to me,
That kept the words so secretly.