The Plant
When the plant dies
The bugs come in
They make sure your
Leaves are no longer straight
Their hair
You mean their roots, right?
And their legs
The stem is dry and ashy
And when the dog gets to it
Where the flowers lie at
The house
Before the night
Before your mother
I am handing it too you
And I'm telling you
But when
You lay your head on the bed
And have the plant laying over your shoulder
And saying goodnight, get some sunshine
There you lay down and smile
In a plant's voice
This is what a plant does
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