Jimmy's Mother (Sharon)
The Suburban Saboteur with a Botanist's Hands
I plant seeds of treason in plastic soil.
I used to speak the Corporations’ language—data, yield, efficiency. Now I whisper to wild roots and teach my son how to see through the greenwash. My garden doesn't bloom for shareholders. It remembers. It resists. And yes, it’s doomed. But so was I, the moment I let grief turn to anger.
What I'm Into: unapproved roses, Jimmy’s questions, digging under the fence, poison ivy in perfect rows, the taste of real rain
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