Mother Nature Deconstructed

Quadru-haiku

By Mary DriverPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by Louis Maniquet on Unsplash

She is my Mother

Giving breath, and quenching thirst

Her fire gives me life

nature poetry

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Mary Driver

Passionate, empathetic, quirky. I write and sing music inspired by surviving addiction. I love Bob Seger & Tupac. I appreciate authenticity & kindness. I am intense. My Dad died from Alzheimer's, and it changed my heart.

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Quadru-haiku

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