rotten fruit

a haiku

By rhePublished 12 months ago • 1 min read

rotten fruit

Photo by Peter Neumann on Unsplash

amongst luscious green

rotten fruit falls on it's own

let it go, in peace

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Vincent Manta11 months ago
Love the image. So profound in such little space.

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