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Jul 2020
A tree stares in disbelief at
an axe with an unsharpened edge
Unsure if its fate is to be beaten rather than
chopped to death
before giving birth to tables and chairs
A pavement recoils in disgust
that weeds and not roses sprout from its crevices
Indignant at the unfairness of it all
Even the pictures painted
by words scrawled on anguished walls
seem to have something to say
While Iā€™m lost in thought
on a park bench
trying to make sense
of masked
lockdown/murdering/rioting days
Vivian Zems
Written by
Vivian Zems  F/London
(F/London)   
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   Bogdan Dragos and Imran Islam
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