first flower to bloom
in Hiroshima’s wasteland
white oleander
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first flower to bloom
in Hiroshima’s wasteland
white oleander
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Beautiful. But deadly. Florida cities and state plant oleander in urban interstate medians – about the only place where one may find a car-fire. And some burgs do not trim the lower branches to keep the “let’s see if it tastes good” toddler-crowd from reaching, nor do we educate much the poisonous nature of oleander. The lovely (somehow evocative of an artillery burst) flower is one of my favorites. I seem to recall you had visited this theme earlier. This one is quite powerful, Juice. Thanks. J
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Bruce C. Jewett, poet and consciousness.
Yeah, please decline any offer of oleander tea… I will redesignate this one with an R for revision or rerun