Unpurposed Structures, Unattended Trees

I walked the streets of the Northern town that saw me open my eyes for the first time by

the waves

plagued by abandoned buildings.

The blue prison that could be a museum, I saw.

The same prison where a fellow writer I met was harbored many years ago

for taking part in a fight for freedom;

unpurposed structures–

what a waste.

To the highlands where I was raised, I returned to marvel

at the road that used to be paved by pink flowers in the

Spring,

but even

unattended trees

can be taken over by parasites.

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