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The Rotting Flower Blooms

by obsidianeyes

The rotting flower blooms anew, Though withering and greyed, Bewildering the twilight gloom Where higher forms decayed. The silent kingdom rises from The earth where life has left To bear a fruit by virtue of The renaissance in death.
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obsidianeyes
29 / M / Sydney
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Written by
obsidianeyes
29 / M / Sydney
Published
Sep 4, 2019
Time
1m
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a poem about fungi.

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#death#flowers
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