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One of my newest, entitled "Overgrown."

  • Writer: mbsphotog
    mbsphotog
  • Mar 8, 2020
  • 1 min read

Peering through the weeds;

Detrus and decay of years,

Mostly hidden from the eye,

I spy the overgrown

And lost remnants

Of a past so unlike today.

I wonder why we discarded

And forgot all the things

That were our forever

Here in this pile of trash

That was a home.

I feel like I am also overgrown.

Not over you, and not grown,

Just overgrown and hidden.

 
 
 

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