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I had forgotten, The way vines tendrils will change, Surprising me with a heart, A tight curl in unlikely place, I was focused on the past, The thick, brown stem, Crawling straightly, Up the wall, And didn't notice, New, purple plants, Shooting from the ground, To wrap around, The highest windows, So long had I stared, Upon the old and well-established (but rotting away), My mind gasped in wonder, At the vine, Who retained its youthful vigor, And willowy form, After enduring years by the straight stock, Pale green reached deep into But a few, Bricks, And was my favorite flavor.
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Oct 11, 2014
Oct 11, 2014 at 4:26 PM UTC
The vine that Reached
I had forgotten, The way vines tendrils will change, Surprising me with a heart, A tight curl in unlikely place, I was focused on the past, The thick, brown stem, Crawling straightly, Up the wall, And didn't notice, New, purple plants, Shooting from the ground, To wrap around, The highest windows, So long had I stared, Upon the old and well-established (but rotting away), My mind gasped in wonder, At the vine, Who retained its youthful vigor, And willowy form, After enduring years by the straight stock, Pale green reached deep into But a few, Bricks, And was my favorite flavor.
June 6, 2014
eva-schoolcraft
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Oct 11, 2014
Oct 11, 2014 at 4:26 PM UTC
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