The FigA Poem by Botania.
Towering, sheltered in the corner of the house
the fig raises its flexible branches that hold my feet so tenderly. Up I climb, for heaven beseeches me and the earth will fall away. The ground, so far below, will have no more bearing. Up I climb, where all is green around me. Translucent light turning, energy giving life and meaning to each leafy viridian hue. Large and encompassing, each orb comforts in cohort with summer's breezes that move to their own time, their own reason. Lush and full in darkening blush, the ripened fruit peeks from behind the jadeite. A mysterious wide winged bird has been quicker as his naughty beak has pierced a singular hole, wasting the rest. But could it be just the sharing? Some for me, some for seeds that will continue ripening, luring gnats and small life to the leftovers as it falls to the waiting ground? All partake, sharing. Life itself transfers and continues.
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