115 My 28th Leaf

115.

My 28th Leaf



Plucked thee on leg high

Some tombs are nearby

People are mourning

Sunshine is scorching

A kind of “grass fern”



By nature it's born

So soil to adorn

Planted by no one

Owned by everyone

I'm with some mourners



April Eleven

During internment

It was time of noon

Teacher buried soon

Picked this while standing



On cemetery

Dumarao county

Few metres away

Where Ma'am Zen's tomb lay

Side sarcophagus



Teacher's memorial

From her day's burial

Guidance Counselor

My precious mentor

Ma'am Macalipay.



-04/11/1012

(Dumarao)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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