Whiteout

A High-ku Poem

By M.J. CarlockPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

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Cold, colorless world,

A harsh kind of beautiful—

I miss the flowers.

nature poetry

About the Creator

M.J. Carlock

I find that words are powerful; regardless of their form, they carry influence over our lives, and we must wield their power with both wisdom and heart.

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Whiteout

A High-ku Poem

About the Creator

M.J. Carlock

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Outstanding

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