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They say nature is a cruel mistress, Predators, parasites and peril are her kin, When she tears down our homes And ruins our sunny days. Walk among her And her trees will ignore you Whisper between themselves Secrets forbidden unto the likes of the living. Her petals turn away from you Though you ponder them so. Yet you still laud over them, obsession In a rose bud. I could chase her moon And name every star She'll still never look me in the eye. I could dig my hands in her earth, Pray to her, She'll never embrace me as her child. Try to understand her; Chlorophyll Photosynthesis- She hasn't a care to notice me. Natures the cult with one way to join Initiation to her arms Is by decay, Horizontal and silent Sacrifice yourself to her flowerbeds. I long for the day I'm useful to her And the grass blades feel me back, Leaf sprouting from my breastbone Finally I become her breath.
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May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 1:09 AM UTC
Long to join Her
They say nature is a cruel mistress, Predators, parasites and peril are her kin, When she tears down our homes And ruins our sunny days. Walk among her And her trees will ignore you Whisper between themselves Secrets forbidden unto the likes of the living. Her petals turn away from you Though you ponder them so. Yet you still laud over them, obsession In a rose bud. I could chase her moon And name every star She'll still never look me in the eye. I could dig my hands in her earth, Pray to her, She'll never embrace me as her child. Try to understand her; Chlorophyll Photosynthesis- She hasn't a care to notice me. Natures the cult with one way to join Initiation to her arms Is by decay, Horizontal and silent Sacrifice yourself to her flowerbeds. I long for the day I'm useful to her And the grass blades feel me back, Leaf sprouting from my breastbone Finally I become her breath.
Ever feel like the trees don't like you as much as you like them
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21/F/Melbourne, Australia
May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 1:09 AM UTC
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