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It waits impatiently, A lonely, isolated seed, Hiding in a crevice of the parched earth. Everything it needs to grow, blossom and bloom Seems at hand. But sadly, something is lacking Remaining just out of reach. Something is missing! It longs to break out of it's hard skin, As it is warned by the Spring Sun. Yet it's a prisoner of its own cocoon, Stagnating in the wind swept soil. Waiting for something, It has never felt before To set it free! At first in intermittent drops, Soon in a steady downpour, Tears from heaven at the seed's plight, Kicking up tiny plumes of dust, Across the dry desert surface, The Spring rain arrives at last! The seed is soaked in this Stream of welcome wetness That seeps down into the depths Where it has hidden For eternity. Finally, all self doubts vanish. The desert flower sprouts, grows, Blooms! She looks round herself, Smiling upon a world That has been patiently Awaiting her arrival For Ever.
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Mar 21, 2014
Mar 21, 2014 at 4:36 PM UTC
"The Desert Flower"
It waits impatiently, A lonely, isolated seed, Hiding in a crevice of the parched earth. Everything it needs to grow, blossom and bloom Seems at hand. But sadly, something is lacking Remaining just out of reach. Something is missing! It longs to break out of it's hard skin, As it is warned by the Spring Sun. Yet it's a prisoner of its own cocoon, Stagnating in the wind swept soil. Waiting for something, It has never felt before To set it free! At first in intermittent drops, Soon in a steady downpour, Tears from heaven at the seed's plight, Kicking up tiny plumes of dust, Across the dry desert surface, The Spring rain arrives at last! The seed is soaked in this Stream of welcome wetness That seeps down into the depths Where it has hidden For eternity. Finally, all self doubts vanish. The desert flower sprouts, grows, Blooms! She looks round herself, Smiling upon a world That has been patiently Awaiting her arrival For Ever.
stefan-valicia
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Mar 21, 2014
Mar 21, 2014 at 4:36 PM UTC
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