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I have neglected you, dear one, once so full and vivid, now expatriate in the cheerless corner. Look at you drooping, clinging to the bloodless parts of you, having long dwindled in the thankless dark. Here I come with a sharp pang, lovely amputee. How much happier you will be to forget the bereft bits, no longer of use in your unfolding. Until memory pales, will your phantom limbs also rustle in the window’s breeze?
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Mar 9, 2020
Mar 9, 2020 at 12:51 PM UTC
Pruning the Golden Pothos
I have neglected you, dear one, once so full and vivid, now expatriate in the cheerless corner. Look at you drooping, clinging to the bloodless parts of you, having long dwindled in the thankless dark. Here I come with a sharp pang, lovely amputee. How much happier you will be to forget the bereft bits, no longer of use in your unfolding. Until memory pales, will your phantom limbs also rustle in the window’s breeze?
I have a lot of plants so I write a lot of plant poems.
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25/Non-binary/San Francisco
Mar 9, 2020
Mar 9, 2020 at 12:51 PM UTC
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