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Morus

Dotted brush strokes fill the air, arresting me All I do is stare, yearning to be on higher ground Yet all I have is concrete I walk to where grass meets the worm and look up at the s.weeping sky delicate golden light facing me The variegated rose catches my eye, Yet escapes my lenses... capturing mulberries instead Mosquitoes feed upon me and I let them "Revel in this", my soul says *"It's been too long since you last saved moments for your spirit."* sometimes It is good to just be like the mullberry To darken as it ripens, to fall, possibly leaving stains Yet can also feed the earth, to grow... then reach upwards to touch those brush-stroked clouds.
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Apr 19, 2022
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