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- absence of light
after the storm
sol has settled to mere colossal splurges
of solar wind hurling into space
without favoritism toward life on earth
survival is our business although
our shortsighted greed and propensity
for hatred seem more than adequate
to secure annihilation on our own
tangled roots
An original poem by MaryJane Nordgren
untangle the roots
of the blackberry vines
and find interminable
inter-relationships
too many to allow
for annihilation
untangle the roots
of human civilization
and find it is the inter-relationships
that lend us strength
against annihilation