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chlorophyll dreaming

green, jaded by this world's jealousy I covet only a field of young wheat in which to lay and watch the lemon-lime seed heads sway in the wind. to hear the sussurant whispers as the heads, heavy with potential rub one to another in a constant  dance. feeling the earth warm beneath me the smell of growth and verdancy pungent in my nostrils. contemplating chlorophyll and photosynthesis . ... and cell structures watching a olive green grasshopper crawl up the stalk of the plant and balance on the head, before leaping into the field, absorbed within the shuffling hues of green. melding with the rythm of the ants as they march and marveling at the butterflys dance green, green, seeding into my self, growing little tendrils of life.... that tickle my weary soul and etch a smile upon my face... green.
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Written by
betterdays
F / Australian
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Jul 19, 2015
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