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'It felt to me like there was a bit of a mental well-being angle to the poem, with the plants assisting “me”, letting me off-load by acting as a kind of displacement activity.' 🍅🌱 -

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An image of a tin watering can and young tomato plant on soil. There is a green filter over the top, and a quote from the interview: “...despite them being the person that does the watering, the feeding, etc, [the] relationship is very far from being one- sided. He/they/me got/gets more back from the act of nurturing than the nurtured, and that absence made the heart (if not the tomatoes) grow stronger.”

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