I rather excitedly thought it might be an orchid, until I researched British orchids. Does anyone know what it might be?
Meanwhile, it prompted a little paranoid ditty.
They Come
What grows unknown in low places,
raw streets we never turn faces
to; comforts conspire, keep us blind
folded away from not our kind,
taut beneath polished surfaces.
Wild things fill the missing spaces;
amidst bricks, one root displaces
ruin unseen, for who will bind
what grows unknown?
Come night, come dreams: sharp, sly faces
peer from cracked glass at fine traces
of moon silver that have outlined
the wet street whose children will find
what grows unknown.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Calling All Blog Botanists!
In a neglected area of the back garden, where some water experiments took place sometime last summer, this has seeded and grown in no discernable soil.
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