Seeds For Someone Far Away

Four wrinkled olive stones

clink in my pocket,

like wooden baby’s blocks.

Four trees in their lockets,

the key a raindrop

from songbird-heavy skies.

Four russet eyes cry stop—

[ _____ __ ___ ___

_________ ____ __ ____ ]

Four swaddled-tight tears we’ll

press to calloused earth;

tall, soon, for all to see.

Bronte-Maye

Bronte-Maye (they/he) is a ((n) angry) genderqueer creative working on Gadigal and Gumbaynggirr lands, whose work orbits the everyday intimacies between people and the other members of their shared ecologies, particularly in urban spaces. They are also endlessly inspired by the inherent anarchy of plants.

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