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apostrophe


A curve in the air to show possession 

That something belongs to be being 

Most likely a person

 

However, 

when I talk of the cloud’s rain 

or the ant’s mound

It’s grammatically correct,

but a different life through a different lense

 

All life has possession

The leaves we pluck from the flower

Those were the flower’s petals

 

We stomp on the mounds from ants 

We stomp of the ant’s mound

It was their mound




 

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I am a sophomore in college with a creative writing major with a marketing minor. I am heavily inspired by my journey of self love, my mental illness, the environment, nature, and other poets such as, Shakespeare, Sylvia Plath, Rupri Kaur, William Wordsworth, and many others.

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