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Withering flower Our house of freedom Ruler of all Glyphosate Broad shouldered and bold You give dry fertilizer To those you hold As followers Blind mice with skitter And crawl And kick up dirt But the dirt is perfect A damp, warm brown With nutrients and life To cover up your chemicals An army of men Twenty-five million to spend Is that true, I wonder For you? Eight wars you used your fertilizer Complete and concluded Untrue Poisoned is the dirt beneath the warm soil Beneath the warm lies Beneath your warm turmoil To kick up the glyphosate The killer The dead flowers Is not sin, but regrowth for Him “The home of the free” As so it is told Though banished are those Who do not fit your *** Do not fit your greenhouse Withering flowers will rot Your glyphosate A closed door for most A horror for us Though you choose to boast One day, some way A flower will grow roots Immune they are To your glyphosate
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Apr 1
Apr 1, 2026 at 9:08 AM UTC
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Withering flower Our house of freedom Ruler of all Glyphosate Broad shouldered and bold You give dry fertilizer To those you hold As followers Blind mice with skitter And crawl And kick up dirt But the dirt is perfect A damp, warm brown With nutrients and life To cover up your chemicals An army of men Twenty-five million to spend Is that true, I wonder For you? Eight wars you used your fertilizer Complete and concluded Untrue Poisoned is the dirt beneath the warm soil Beneath the warm lies Beneath your warm turmoil To kick up the glyphosate The killer The dead flowers Is not sin, but regrowth for Him “The home of the free” As so it is told Though banished are those Who do not fit your *** Do not fit your greenhouse Withering flowers will rot Your glyphosate A closed door for most A horror for us Though you choose to boast One day, some way A flower will grow roots Immune they are To your glyphosate
Donald Trump will be glyphosate. I am a thirteen-year-old poet attempting to voice things that others won't.
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Apr 1
Apr 1, 2026 at 9:08 AM UTC
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