To My Country
To my country,
I have grown from your soil
Took root in your values
Attempted to grow
But as my leaves spread toward the sky,
I was nurtured by education
In the digital age
And I learned that my soil was becoming toxic
Politicians poisoning my self-worth and rights became apparent
I wanted nothing more than to uproot,
To change potted points of view.
I will always love opportunity,
But reject hate.
There is no room in my veins for anything but love.
Endlessly spreading into the soil,
Hoping to one day flood the chemicals out.
Allowing a garden to flourish.
Love,
Your withered flower
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