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Juvenilia: Amaranthus caudatus

Why does attention so fondly take hold

when ever new moonflower buds

on lonely land cleared of the last's marigolds

that long masqueraded as love?

 

Will arum give way to hydrangea?

Will heartsease yield lavender's bite?

I cling to mad dreams of hibiscus

conceived in the moonflower's light.

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cory-childs
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Jun 13, 2011
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