Weeds and Life Among Them by Matthew Milia
And I remember the song I used to sing
“I belong among the weeds
Amidst the overhanging trees,”
I would sing
And you should remember the song you used to sing
“I belong atop the road
Where the lapping seeds were sowed,”
You would sing for me
And I remember the storm was wet like birth
And the hail would lick the weeds
And the battling of trees
Above the earth
And you should remember the air grew calm and thick
We would lay among wet weeds
And the drops dripped from the trees
Onto our faces, sticking
Like the weeds
Appears on Way Upstate and the Crippled Summer, Pt. 2