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"a flower grows"

* * *

A flower grows

Amid stone walls.

A flower grows

In cement walls.

It does not see

The gray concrete.

It does not notice

The cruel rocks.

The shining light

Is oh-so-high!

The sheen-white clouds

Are oh-so-nigh!

The flower stretches

Ever forth.

Out of the trenches

Ever strains -

Away, away

From fated cairns.

(c)kRu, 07.09.-08.09.09

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Published: Jan 29, 2010
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