Drew Hoffman
Poems by Drew Hoffman : 4 / 4
Weeds
A person can be looked upon as an annoyance
something to be trammelled upon by the careless heels
Of indifference
Pulled out of the soil as weeds are
your existence pollutes the white-washed world
You're told
So you walk alone
Like a procession of sorrowful dandelions.
Drew Hoffman
Submitted: Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Poems by Drew Hoffman : 4 / 4
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