known to be a tangerine in a garden of bristly weeds she wears a sour overcoat seeds of doubt housed in it’s core when buried under dirt of past sprout more of her kind at last bloom along with chamomiles under the evening sunlight glistening after a rainy siesta swaying to the tune of life’s fiesta
gravity is a friend of nobody’s except the blind seed that dreams of a tree with eyes of hope which sees