Tell me woman of
the grain and
pine,
tell me what's
so fine behind
that tide.
Something divine
or
something blind,
the storm
outside is
less than kind?
Because our bark vines
cruelly know
that that's
not a
shrine.
Call knives and
poems
sister hives,
but in these verses
we truly
lay, surprised?
No you're not,
the tongue is a knot,
and then you
believe
that you're
a thought.
Tell me woman of
the grain and
pine,
tell me what's
so fine behind
that tide.
Mother of your fractions grew
into a tree
filled with bruised
leaves,
winds are thieves.
Seeds from
a tree,
trees from a seed;
ripe peaches
is
all we see
and deceive.
Gendered farmers plant life,
oh it makes
me cry,
it rains from
the sky of
lies.
Nature is nurture
for the ones
that
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