Monday, April 24, 2006

Kudzu


If you can gaze at a kudzu gully without feeling caught up in its majesty, I don't understand you; and if you don't know what a kudzu gully is, how I pity you! Despite of all the kudzu that devours the South (and my neighborhood), I still have never grown tired of it, and I still get filled with mystery and wonder at the sight of it. Every spade leaf I see is precious.
When I first moved here, my roommates and I were obsessed with the plant and went around gathered up the dead vines and decorating our apartment with it. Kudzu ended up laced around our lamps, hanging above doorways and windows. Now I carry the kudzu along inside of me.

2 Comments:

At 4:00 AM, Blogger The Kozak's Daughter said...

Tell me about it. During the nuclear aftermath, Keith Richards will sit in a patch of kudzu watching the roaches scurry to and fro.

 
At 4:43 PM, Blogger Virgin said...

Nice looking plant, hope to experience its marvels someday...

 

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