Family Tree Poem by Francie Lynch
Family Tree
I stripped the branches,
Debarked the limbs
Like peeling sunburnt skin
On the chest high grassy plains.
There's a nest in the crotch of our tree
With umbilical vines detached and green;
I check to see if my bellybutton
Is missing, just like Eve's.
I see that mine's an Outie,
Still connected to the trees.
Saturday, February 10, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: bigotry,evolution,humanity,man,prejudice,relationships
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