eeang.lekhooana

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  October 2022     1 year ago

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Garden

I see twigs and weeds. All I see is dirt and death of the roots of my soul.
So I let it rain in the hope that all which does not belong washes away.
I see uncut grass, long enough to make me trip and fall on my face.
So I let it dry in the hope...

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Garden

I see twigs and weeds. All I see is dirt and death of the roots of my soul.
So I let it rain in the hope that all which does not belong washes away.

I see uncut grass, long enough to make me trip and fall on my face.
So I let it dry in the hope...

– by Eeang Lekhooana

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added 1 year ago
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