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Im a Crepe Myrtle

I’m a Crepe Myrtle By: Tom Wright 10-15-2019 I’m the crepe myrtle attempting to grow where I shouldn’t be. I birthed from a wind deposited seed that landed in a sidewalk crack, and lean against your porch’s rock column. I grow two feet each year and bloom hot pink. I know you love crepe myrtles because you have seventy. you cant dig me up, and I know I can’t stay. So twice, in the fall, you’ve cut me down, each spring I begin again. Call me persistent. I’ll call you sad.

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