When I was a child,
My father scribbled lies,
On houses that we painted blue,
And preached us anger and felony,
To fight with our mothers decency,
Of sharing and borrowing,
Of smiling and deceiving,
The truths of her entranced love,
That named us Mallow and Mauve.
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