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“Cercis canadensis”

By: Brian

On: 6 October 2020

Written 19 April 2019 in Payne County, Oklahoma. Rewritten 5 September 2019 in Payne County, Oklahoma.

Brian Fuchs, “Cercis canadensis” from Okie Dokie (Scissortail Press, 2019)

2020-10-06

Tagged: botanical, dad, family, flower, flowers, grief, loss, Mom, Oklahoma, poem, poet, poetry, redbud, sadness, tree, writing

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