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MJ
Poems
Aug 2013
The Planter (from bottom up)
When winter is over
I know he will return to nurture me
I patiently slumber with my roots in the same soil
Leaving me to fade, once again
But to revisit each year, and the planter departs with no concerns
And it is too prized for me to keep. The cold seasons have no choice
And while I am grateful for the brilliant rain, he is hesitant and doubtful of his stay
My leaves imbibe in the comfort and I am beautiful once again
It feels as unchanged and as steady as yesterday
My addiction grows strong
None other than his quenches my thirst
Pouring sweet words into my roots
Cautiously arriving, he sits with me in the earth
And split
My stems snap
I am wilted and withered
*-MJS
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Seattle
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