Lying empty, fraught with calloused hands, Sets of baskets are roughly hewn into her side Barbed wounds stinging, a thousand thrown needles. To know nature is to know prejudice reclaimed. It must her nature then, to be known. In the tangle of vines to be reclaimed do we all gawk At the path so hopelessly lost But we see it in her; sheβs facing the colors of her past She has picked the fruit we dare not touch, Shame her with hidden envy Prouder than the crowd, She chose this.