Dumping Ground
- April Carmine
- Jul 12, 2018
- 1 min read
Here I sit, staring at what once was
a perfect garden, lush flowers
blooming alongside the flowing
greenery in the bright
light of the sun in springtime. What
used to be a gleaming paradise has
become a deserted wasteland. As
you landfill me with your previously
unsaid thoughts, you cover our haven with
heaping piles of empty cans
and apple cores. You take everything that was here
and thriving
and beautiful,
and you bury it without a
second thought until cardboard boxes and
plastic bags are all that I see in
front of me.
And yet, I sit here staring at something that was
once so perfect, trying to find a way to restore
our green.
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