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“I smile a little, every time nature takes back. A factory once booming, weeds growing through the cracks, vines enwrapping walls, shards of glass in tall grass. I cry a little, every time nature gives too much. concrete slabs for carbon-emissions, tall brick towers for heating, glass cages for the parasite, aluminum and plastic in short grass. I stare a little, every time nature retaliates. Waves crashing against metal, seas forming in concrete bathtubs, wind flattening itchy points, sun melting neat grass.” A.V.
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May 23, 2025
May 23, 2025 at 6:03 PM UTC
Every time nature does
“I smile a little, every time nature takes back. A factory once booming, weeds growing through the cracks, vines enwrapping walls, shards of glass in tall grass. I cry a little, every time nature gives too much. concrete slabs for carbon-emissions, tall brick towers for heating, glass cages for the parasite, aluminum and plastic in short grass. I stare a little, every time nature retaliates. Waves crashing against metal, seas forming in concrete bathtubs, wind flattening itchy points, sun melting neat grass.” A.V.
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May 23, 2025 at 6:03 PM UTC
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