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Tonight, she taught me the nature of healing summer rains Whimsical descriptions of dancing in puddles, but Metaphors only serve to drown her pain Dry on the surface, swearing inside the drought sustains But dew droplets in her eyes betray her restraint The morning after, the storm remains Little flower, bent at the stem Oversaturated by the self-absorbed Her waterlogged roots weighing her down, but In fields of bloom they still look to you See, the weak reach for the easily used green and blue tulip hues But her yellow petals require strength to be pulled from the meadow
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Aug 11, 2021
Aug 11, 2021 at 11:41 PM UTC
Little Flower
Tonight, she taught me the nature of healing summer rains Whimsical descriptions of dancing in puddles, but Metaphors only serve to drown her pain Dry on the surface, swearing inside the drought sustains But dew droplets in her eyes betray her restraint The morning after, the storm remains Little flower, bent at the stem Oversaturated by the self-absorbed Her waterlogged roots weighing her down, but In fields of bloom they still look to you See, the weak reach for the easily used green and blue tulip hues But her yellow petals require strength to be pulled from the meadow
For A Dear Friend: Stronger then she knows.
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28/M/NYC
Aug 11, 2021
Aug 11, 2021 at 11:41 PM UTC
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