green, red, soft, spiky
medicinal, beautiful
leaves that wound and heal
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A view of the ocean. A car containing sand and soggy wetsuits. A house full of books, boys, laundry and love. A poem, a picture, a rumination.
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Aloe is the best! My childhood memories include hurting myself in a multitude of ways, and then behind directed over to our huge aloe plant.
ReplyDeleteI'd break off a piece, slice it open, and apply it to my scrapes, burns, etc.