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by N. Cullen.

Created on: May 03, 2008

WE ALL COME FROM THE GROUND

Seeds,
breed,
life,
tweed,
mead,
for the cattle,
so we dont have to battle,
starvation,
the elusive killer,
what a thriller,
to live without food and water
try
but breath by breath
you realize
speaking is tough
walking tougher
stiffness in the neck, back, and thighs
all fall to there knees
looking to the sky for an answer,
before exhaustion strikes,
and they all fall
back
to
the
earth
seeds
of a new life
a new day
a new way

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Poetry: Seeds

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by Heinz Ross

Dew
Sad eyed gold haired princess smiled
at seed she found by chance,
slipped from her hand, fell to the ground,
unaware of
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by Adepero Okulaja

The remnant, The seed

My strength is gone from me

Dissipated, exhausted

Swept away, of no use within

Fit only for
3 of 108

by Wanda Harrell

-
With no defined destination
The bounty of flowering seeds
Scatter with purpose to the four winds
In unnoticed flight until
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by Ronnie Reese

From radicle to root,
From plumule to sprout,
Using the protein in the cotyledons,
The tiny seed sprouts out!

God's invested
5 of 108

by Chuck Maddock

From the seeds we learn our needs
A seed for a weed will grow anywhere
A seed for food must be tended with care
A seed for

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