Certain
flowers never bloom,
others
take a hundred years,
each
promiscuous, each spring.
Cowards
never learn to face their doom,
humble
beggars taste cold tears,
and
hypocrites petition kings.
Apples
fall before the blast,
roses,
shaken, fall apart,
fungi
huddle in the maple’s crotch.
Children
pay for seasons past
and
lovers flee the moon beam’s heart
but
poets ascertain and keep the watch.
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