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The soil where I am supposed to grow Can be found deep under concrete Under layers of dirt and steel Sheltered from the sun under skylines of glass The fertile earth lays not at the surface But saturated far below That is where I will be planted When I can find the strength to dig so deep And I will root myself in place And burrow back up through the earth Breaking through cracks in the sidewalk A tiny sprout of life that will flourish Into a seemingly beautiful accident And become too striking and too mighty To destroy The natural phenomenon among skyscrapers
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Jan 23, 2019
Jan 23, 2019 at 7:08 AM UTC
The City
The soil where I am supposed to grow Can be found deep under concrete Under layers of dirt and steel Sheltered from the sun under skylines of glass The fertile earth lays not at the surface But saturated far below That is where I will be planted When I can find the strength to dig so deep And I will root myself in place And burrow back up through the earth Breaking through cracks in the sidewalk A tiny sprout of life that will flourish Into a seemingly beautiful accident And become too striking and too mighty To destroy The natural phenomenon among skyscrapers
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Jan 23, 2019
Jan 23, 2019 at 7:08 AM UTC
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