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While Making Potato Soup

i slice wedges

and suddenly realize

i am not unlike

the tuber i'm cutting so

-maliciously-

 

this chunk of earthy flesh

takes many shapes&forms;

constantly changing

yetalwaysstill

a potato

 

a seed unto itself

ready to spread roots

wherever it may land

 

living in dark solitude

yet always reaching up

towards light-

towards life-

 

i find a hidden bad spot

and carefully [eradicate it]

such a good potato

should not go to waste

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Jan 28, 2011
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