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He wasn’t a flower they were too exquisite. (although he wanted to be, so he could make people sneeze)                                  He wasn’t a cypress they were too resilient. (otherwise he would have cracked the concrete)                                  He was born a **** (A yard reckoning wild black mamba) In the ground, he felt smothered, digging to a world he never knew.                                  He was an anomaly someone who no one desired to water.                                  He was a problem,                                  a pest,                                  something like                                  Fruit flies in a Florida summer                                  He was a stain,                                  a blood smear on an angel white Kleenex.                                  He was a pain,                                  a sturdy lump in her kidney the doctor had to explain. He dug                     through boggy dirt,                                  carving away. He dug                     through swampy mud                                  while the sky hiccupped tears,                                  constantly, continuously making                                  a path that he could climb. He wanted—freedom                                  a love amongst the elegant lantana.
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Jul 9, 2019
Jul 9, 2019 at 4:50 PM UTC
Weeds Through the Crack
He wasn’t a flower they were too exquisite. (although he wanted to be, so he could make people sneeze)                                  He wasn’t a cypress they were too resilient. (otherwise he would have cracked the concrete)                                  He was born a **** (A yard reckoning wild black mamba) In the ground, he felt smothered, digging to a world he never knew.                                  He was an anomaly someone who no one desired to water.                                  He was a problem,                                  a pest,                                  something like                                  Fruit flies in a Florida summer                                  He was a stain,                                  a blood smear on an angel white Kleenex.                                  He was a pain,                                  a sturdy lump in her kidney the doctor had to explain. He dug                     through boggy dirt,                                  carving away. He dug                     through swampy mud                                  while the sky hiccupped tears,                                  constantly, continuously making                                  a path that he could climb. He wanted—freedom                                  a love amongst the elegant lantana.
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