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          My body leaves; my core can stay,




          A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains




          Where I shall breathe another way.




          With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state




          The route of south I always linger.




          Working on this one




          My arms have arms; my ring no finger.




          The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.







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          My body leaves; my core can stay,




          A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains




          Where I shall breathe another way.




          With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state




          The route of south I always linger.




          Working on this one




          My arms have arms; my ring no finger.




          The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.







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          tree?




          My body leaves; my core can stay,




          A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains




          Where I shall breathe another way.




          With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state




          The route of south I always linger.




          Working on this one




          My arms have arms; my ring no finger.




          The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.







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          My body leaves; my core can stay,




          A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains




          Where I shall breathe another way.




          With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state




          The route of south I always linger.




          Working on this one




          My arms have arms; my ring no finger.




          The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.







          share|improve this answer









          $endgroup$



          Are you a:




          tree?




          My body leaves; my core can stay,




          A double meaning: The body is leafs/leaves, and when they go away for the winter, the trunk/core remains




          Where I shall breathe another way.




          With no leaves, a tree can still exchange oxygen and CO2, just in a more dormant state




          The route of south I always linger.




          Working on this one




          My arms have arms; my ring no finger.




          The arms are branches, which can have more branches stemming from them. Tree trunks can have rings, but do not have fingers.








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