The following poem was produced using found words from Mother Earth Magazine.
Your hands stimulate floriculture, your body more than a machine. We conserve our sacred pleasure, by pinching off the legacy. Some misunderstand the simple life, seek purple berries large and juicy. Compatible neighbors bloom together, indifferent to pomology. Strong attachments made from scratch need repair and restoration, best to tend the substrate so the intercourse can last forever.
Thanks for reading!
Takes a certain refined palette to grasp this. But flowers bloom, and so does this poem.
‘best to tend the substrate’ sheesh!