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The twisted, weathered maple in my front yard doesn't care what the passersby may say about his missing branches and hanging limbs He drinks sweetly the nutrients he needs He breaths unweighted without thought He absorbs the warm rays that fall around him He grows in all directions, without restriction, hugging the wires as if to welcome them into his space He sleeps when it is dark and wakes up when the dew starts to glisten That strong, grounded maple in my front yard I didn't know I had so much to learn
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Dec 19, 2018
Dec 19, 2018 at 11:47 AM UTC
Maple
The twisted, weathered maple in my front yard doesn't care what the passersby may say about his missing branches and hanging limbs He drinks sweetly the nutrients he needs He breaths unweighted without thought He absorbs the warm rays that fall around him He grows in all directions, without restriction, hugging the wires as if to welcome them into his space He sleeps when it is dark and wakes up when the dew starts to glisten That strong, grounded maple in my front yard I didn't know I had so much to learn
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Dec 19, 2018
Dec 19, 2018 at 11:47 AM UTC
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