Intoxicated by your fragrance Entranced by your radiance Unique; you are blind to your own brilliance Lovely, humble, shy Skin that makes me cry You are the one I still adore Remember when you've cast me aside? Did you know in your oblivion You've left me poisoned to my core? So I kept your bulbs locked away. Tucked away in a jar Time passes, but yet you still haunt me when I look at you from afar Poison faded away, but the stain still remained Leave me addicted to the scars And every night I pray, "Move along." Love for you kept me in bars. But my dear, you are not the one to blame It is me who is ashamed. for when a heart is a volcano, flowers can't bloom so I send you silent shouts at the moon To you, I'm your five months of fall, but did you know you're my four seasons of Spring? Revisited. Revived. March is here, and I still wait for the day you bloom. As my love for you, still looms.
Why daffodils, you may wonder? Daffodils can not be placed beside a mixed bouquet because of its toxic bulbs, it may **** off other flowers. This poem serves to illustrate the toxicity of an unrequited love. How un reciprocated feelings can pull you apart, poisons your perception of love, and ultimately leaves you alone with a feeling of isolation. But somehow, we can't stop hoping. Believing that the next time around we reclaim that love. It's a vicious cycle.