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Oct 2020
She opens her body to the morning sun
Pale pink
Surrounded
By her older siblings
The tall green grass
She was just born.
But then
My own sister came
And plucked the flower
I said, "Why did you do that?
It has life the same
Just as yours.
Would you do that to a tree?
A bee?"
Ever so carefully,
And regretfully,
She began to plant flowers
So we have flowers
Today.
A short story... in a poem.
Sydney ©2020
Sydney
Written by
Sydney  F/Somewhere in the world
(F/Somewhere in the world)   
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   Carrie Crusoe
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