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Daisies

My mind is a garden;

Overgrown,

Blooming far to much for my own good.

Every August a flower appears to shower me with water,

Touch a petal to my cheek,

And wilt away

As each

"I love you"

Turns frail in my fingertips.

A red rose grew

Ridden with thorns;

I couldn't hold on long

Without bleeding.

Garden filled with weeds

petals blocking sun,

Impossible to breathe.

Red as fire,

Borne of blood

Dew turned to rain

Until I couldn't tell tears

From flood.

I loved you still.

Winter came and nipped your neck

But you grew

Into someone else's garden.

And on valentines day,

You made her eyes like daisies.

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Jan 12, 2014
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