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Mother Magnolia
I think I’m allergic to
Magnolia Trees.
It doesn’t run too deep.
I don’t want to burn them
I can appreciate them
For their pure
White blooms.
I like the way their broad
Leaves spread,
Like protecting each other.
Evolution touched those leaves
To create a successful tree.
The skin, though, like
Wax figurines, has always
Confused me.
I’ve never seen the point in
That.
Those Trees just aren’t for me.
I don’t think that they
Would do well in my garden.
I like blossoms and herbs,
Ferns and stones.
Transplanting Magnolia
Into my garden just wouldn’t be fair.
My Mother Loves Magnolias.
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