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Dear Wildflowers

Dear Wildflowers,

How does it feel to be the moons favorite child?

How about the suns personal treasure?

You're born in the spring,

Bloom in the summer,

And creep into our hearts in the winter months.

 

Dear Wildflowers,

How does it feel when the rain falls on your petals

Washing away your impurities?

Teach me how to guide the wind.

Teach me how to live life

Simple and Easy.

 

Dear Wildflowers,

How does it feel to be free?

To have no boundaries?

Share with me your secret,

How did you do it?

Did you charm them with your beauty?

Or do you simply have the strength?

 

Dear Wildflowers,

I envy you.

You're so beautiful,

Graceful as you dance together,

Mimicking the movement of the waves,

Magnifying it.

 

Love,

Every teenage girl who has ever gazed out the wind,

Across the lawn,

And into life's eyes.

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Jul 17, 2011
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