Lichen Poem by Mary Eliza Fullerton
Lichen
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Parasite lichen
Lies grey on the years;
Lily buries herself
When winter appears.
Bright rose burns away,
Leaving lichen alone—
Fellow of frost,
Suckling of stone.
I am for lily,
I am for rose—
Delicate beauty
Trembles and goes.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
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