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Old soil, New roots

I carry old things

like pressed lilies.

 

They no longer bloom,

yet they remember my name.

 

This morning,

I planted daisies

in my garden.

 

They bloom well,

as I lean close and tell them my name.

 

Because loving the new

is not a betrayal of the old.

 

It just means

my heart learned

to walk forward

carrying the soil

it once grew from.

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Written by
Immortality
19 / F / on mars
Published
Jan 7
Lines·Words
16·63
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This poem is specially for new.hellopoetry

it feels soooo GOOD to see this update!!!!

huge thanks to Mr. Eliot for keeping this magical little corner of the internet alive for all of us

I just wanted to write about making new memories while still holding onto the old ones.

ANDDDD HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL MY HP PALS!!!

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#congratulation#moving#forward#memory#growth#time#past#present#old#soil
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