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Maple Seeds
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By Quentin Clingerman
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Maple Seeds

 

Speckling the driveway as though a huge paint brush had been through

Maple seeds, by the hundreds, dot the black asphalt in beige hue

Reminder of Jesus' parable of the sower and the seeds

Some seeds falling on hard ground, not even good for weeds

Until swept away by wind, rain, or brush

They will lie there and shrivel into nothingness

Shrivel into nothingness

 

Maple Seeds (c) 2010 Quentin Clingerman


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Submitted: Saturday, April 24, 2010

Last Updated: Saturday, April 24, 2010

About the Poet
I am a retired educator. Now 85 years of age. I live in Maryland. I am the father of three ladies and thirteen grandchildren. Four grandchildren now married. I have two great grandsons, Koi Jon and Quinn Manu and a great granddaughter,Sephira Jade. Poems are an expression of how I think and feel. Variety in either case! I am the founder of WordChimes.com WC originated in February, 2000.


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