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Little Flower

by jack-mandala

You have so many petals to share Intricate curves and edges But they’re densely packed inside you The bees are buzzing Yearning for their fill The crisp air Waiting to flow through you The rain didn’t replenish The sunshine couldn’t nourish The soil never uplifted The child failed to pluck you A perfect recipe with an imperfect outcome The sunshine hits and your stems are scorched The storm rolls and the rain turns to acid The soil poisons your roots What brings life to most deadens you The strongest being couldn’t live like this You cry out for an escape So the shadows begin looming The darkness ensues and the energy departs The sunshine no longer scorches The rain no longer corrodes The soil no longer venom The shadows are your refuge Safe from the outside The torment But it’s lonely now You miss what it felt like to feel Empty Open up little flower
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Written by
jack-mandala
21 / M
Published
Jun 21, 2020
Time
2m
Tags
#sadness#emotion#opening#vulnerable#love
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