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She grew in a nest wedged
Between a rotting branch
And a leaning ivy.
In a penitentiary; how good
That over all, secretly, watched
One she would know as Father.
Grew to a new bole
On which to lean. Slowly its
Branches spread over our heroine,
Its leafs shaded; it became home.
Left her soul gravid with
A cancer of evil cells
Replicating confusion.
Meagre refreshment.
It clung to the false tree.
He waited – in divine wisdom.
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Wounded by the failed abortion,
Of which she was yet unaware,She grew in a nest wedged
Between a rotting branch
And a leaning ivy.
Yet a poor father is still
A father – even when distantIn a penitentiary; how good
That over all, secretly, watched
One she would know as Father.
The branch broke,
The ivy collapsed.
But soonGrew to a new bole
On which to lean. Slowly its
Branches spread over our heroine,
Its leafs shaded; it became home.
Serpents struck. The
green camouflage
Wilted before her.
The abuseLeft her soul gravid with
A cancer of evil cells
Replicating confusion.
That pathetic ivy granted
No shade, no hiding place,Meagre refreshment.
It clung to the false tree.
The Observer of men
Observed. He
understood - He waited – in divine wisdom.
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very powerful
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