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The melt of the snow is a smothering of colors as green murmurs, A smell of gunk left by animals and decay. Textures like a mess of renewal. An expanding mess of browns as dead leaves from last year peak through. My hands are in the muck, shovels of flesh as my finger nails capture the dirt. My fingers penetrate the petty feeling of wanting to be wanted. I want to grow something worth seeing, and without words you know happiness is there. I tell them not to worry, forget even the space I take. I dig and dig. I know I can grow something worth loving.
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Apr 7
Apr 7, 2026 at 6:01 PM UTC
Winter has Ended
The melt of the snow is a smothering of colors as green murmurs, A smell of gunk left by animals and decay. Textures like a mess of renewal. An expanding mess of browns as dead leaves from last year peak through. My hands are in the muck, shovels of flesh as my finger nails capture the dirt. My fingers penetrate the petty feeling of wanting to be wanted. I want to grow something worth seeing, and without words you know happiness is there. I tell them not to worry, forget even the space I take. I dig and dig. I know I can grow something worth loving.
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Apr 7
Apr 7, 2026 at 6:01 PM UTC
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