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#clover
I am a child, wondersome and awestruck. A bird with the wind beneath my wings, a wild horse in vast rolling landscapes. I am the sun warming the grass where I lie with my lover, summer honeysuckle heavy in the air. I am a four-leaf clover in a witch’s garden.
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Feb 7
Feb 7, 2026 at 3:18 PM UTC
Sun, Self, and Clover
Luck of the draw, Lucked out from flaws, Lucky is the breaking mirror. How unfortunate for the Clover Whose wind had brought her nearer To the black cat, The camp of bats, The magpie who points destination To a rainbow through a latter While chirping present ticks in fascination. How unfortunate for the Clover Whose vision couldn’t be clearer. She saw the birds fly west, then east; She saw the trail the ****** left On its rampant quest to feast On flesh, on glass, on salt, on past Memories of serendipity And the seven years of misery The mirror lost, all at the cost Of pondering his love. Its ink would run, and pages dry, Its eyes would trace a butterfly Of clouds of clay and molded slates And the most impressive of junior art. But it all mattered not, For despite where was the start- The broken reflection Only showed a tattered angel.. with four wings- How lucky to find a Clover here- To have been seen by a Clover here- To have been seen.
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Oct 9, 2024
Oct 9, 2024 at 2:20 PM UTC
Negaheptaphobia
she may have claimed that she could always find one of those rare desperately sought four-leaf clovers amongst any cluster that had sprouted amidst the grass and **** growth of park or pasture but never once did she try to find one for me
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Sep 18, 2023
Sep 18, 2023 at 9:58 AM UTC
in clover
It doesn’t matter how much weight you carry. It’s about how you distribute. Pain diffusion is like sunlight through leaves; it takes courage to let brightness pierce through and kiss you. So stay with me, right here, by your tree roots, where cyclamen grow. Hold my hand like you always knew me. Forgive my shyness as I fidget with toe rings of clover - I promise; I’m less and less scared - I still love your wildness. I feel you, all over. Eyes, of Pure Water. My lack of sharpness is yearning to soften your edges. I’m floating above your garden, weightless. The ripeness of fruit that your highest tree bares, smells like a rose you delivered. If we really are here to mirror, all I want to do for you is shimmer.
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Nov 4, 2022
Nov 4, 2022 at 9:06 AM UTC
Pure Water
i spent the afternoon on the lawn in a clover patch plucking the 4th leaf off because last month was so clouded and i shone too bright too gaudy but now i'm here fixing these little ******** taking their 4th leaving 3 increasing their chance of survival like i did with that worm on the sidewalk this morning i picked her up and hurled her into grass and I didn't look back. sometimes salvation is violent.
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Apr 12, 2021
Apr 12, 2021 at 5:09 PM UTC
salvation
You shatter the windows and hold your hands under the falling pieces of my cracked heart. How does it feel to feel the millions of fragments from every unlike window of the once glowed heart. How does it feel to feel the pieces glowing now to look at the reflection of past, present and love.
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Sep 13, 2020
Sep 13, 2020 at 5:27 PM UTC
Clover Tears
Find a penny pick it up,        With this coin I ran out of luck... Bent down just as car drove past             clipped me and                            now I'm Outtttttttttt… Took a while but I'm back on                                         my feet.. what are the chances a four leaf    clover and a horse shoe neat.. No... the horse shoe was still connected to the feet... I shouted four as flew through          the air.... then it licked my face before that                shoe stood on my piece.. I'm out the hospital, and I saw a            ladder, na I'm not having that. On the outside,  but I never say the                                            black cat.. I came to, and she was there,              are you an angel..         No love, You've just been served. My luck is less my future short,               but ill carry on as how can it get worse, is that thunder                                I can hear??
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May 1, 2020
May 1, 2020 at 6:54 PM UTC
Out Of Dam Luck
You are the four-leafed clover in my garden.
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Jul 17, 2019
Jul 17, 2019 at 1:00 PM UTC
Four-leafed Clover.
I wander through the garden with skies so blue   how lucky I am to have found you on my darkest days, when I've lost my way you remind me that life is more than grey you bring color into my eyes, warmth through my veins and yet all you do is stand here in the rain you remind me of the simple pleasures in life, that beauty comes in all forms you remind me to take a deep breath, you're the calm before the storm so I'll leave you here for another, a wanderer down your path thank you four leaf clover for bringing my sunshine back
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Jan 5, 2019
Jan 5, 2019 at 9:31 PM UTC
four leaf clover
Clover take cover! People pick you to soothe their bitter reality. You may be the lucky one, but you cannot escape the harsh hands longing for you. After all, everyone wishes to quiet down their demons. Oh clover, take cover! If only you didn't give people promise. If only you ran away from your own utopia...... like those **** leprechauns you once called your friends. "Chase the golden coin", -But, dad always says, "Everything that's shine ain't always gonna be gold" Oh clover, take cover
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May 31, 2018
May 31, 2018 at 12:13 AM UTC
Clover
Did not God want to be cherished to cultivate and co-create but instead we consume like beautiful glowing fire and maybe the ashes will make something but dust to dust we are maybe to burn is to live like stars can fuel planets is it distant passion or suffering at least brief life flickers warm time alone seems so expansive and cold and eternity, as a dark vacuum that no fire can touch is it better to suffer and live or do you envy the crushing quiet of nonexistence a speck of dust on a clover can't see where it's blowing but somehow red light tells us that distance is growing if human is dust are we not a literal residue of some combustion were then the Universe and God having tea together and laughing about us And when people talk about them fighting Are the two mistaken for each other?
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May 2, 2018
May 2, 2018 at 12:43 AM UTC
Crimson (Redshift) and Clover (like Horton)
Four years old. Four years old is the perfect age To know enough about yourself And not enough about the world. To know everything you absolutely need to know Before the world strips it away And replaces it with a fake sort of knowing. Four years old, Old enough to recognize something that will drive you For the rest of your life. Four years old was I, And four years old was he, Mattie, My Mattie, When we met in the sticker-burr ridden play yard Of a daycare, And at four years old, We became peaceful companions, Slower, Quieter, And just a bit more odd, Than the rest. At four years old, Mattie had a silliness about him, And a funny way of talking through his missing teeth. At four years old, We avoided the violent, flying swings and sprinting, shrieking children, And we scoured the outskirts of the yard For four leaf clovers. Mattie was a four leaf clover. Incredible, Unique, And found by chance. Because Mattie’s silliness and funny voice and missing teeth Were not simply because we were four years old, But because Mattie came from a mom Who couldn’t stop. Mattie’s mom couldn’t stop doing drugs, Not for a single day. Not when her belly swelled with Mattie inside, Not when he came into the world, Breathing the air she did, Drinking the milk she made, Mattie’s mom couldn’t stop. He was buried beneath clusters of clovers, And his four, perfect leaves were nearly withered away, When his parents found him. His parents, Two incredible women, Who had so much love in their hearts, They couldn’t help but let it overflow Into the cup of a small child with bright eyes and dwindling breath. Mattie, My four leaf clover, Is happy today. Today, Mattie, No longer four years old, But a man, Is about to be a doctor. My four leaf clover, Who looked to his mothers like the most beautiful child that was ever born, With the sharpest wit And the most brilliant smile, At the end of the day, Is simply another clover. His beauty and his value, Are what we give him. His rarity, his singularity, Is something we create, Something we fashion for him Out of love and acceptance. To this day, I lean down and examine patches of clover, The image of Mattie, Gently counting leaves with chubby, toddler fingers, Burnt into my memory. And to this day, I hold in my heart the hope, That I will meet a child, My own Mattie, My own rarity, My own treasure, My own little four leaf clover.
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Mar 1, 2018
Mar 1, 2018 at 10:44 AM UTC
Four Leaf Clover
Four years old. Four years old is the perfect age To know enough about yourself And not enough about the world. To know everything you absolutely need to know Before the world strips it away And replaces it with a fake sort of knowing. Four years old, Old enough to recognize something that will drive you For the rest of your life. Four years old was I, And four years old was he, Mattie, My Mattie, When we met in the sticker-burr ridden play yard Of a daycare, And at four years old, We became peaceful companions, Slower, Quieter, And just a bit more odd, Than the rest. At four years old, Mattie had a silliness about him, And a funny way of talking through his missing teeth. At four years old, We avoided the violent, flying swings and sprinting, shrieking children, And we scoured the outskirts of the yard For four leaf clovers. Mattie was a four leaf clover. Incredible, Unique, And found by chance. Because Mattie’s silliness and funny voice and missing teeth Were not simply because we were four years old, But because Mattie came from a mom Who couldn’t stop. Mattie’s mom couldn’t stop doing drugs, Not for a single day. Not when her belly swelled with Mattie inside, Not when he came into the world, Breathing the air she did, Drinking the milk she made, Mattie’s mom couldn’t stop. He was buried beneath clusters of clovers, And his four, perfect leaves were nearly withered away, When his parents found him. His parents, Two incredible women, Who had so much love in their hearts, They couldn’t help but let it overflow Into the cup of a small child with bright eyes and dwindling breath. Mattie, My four leaf clover, Is happy today. Today, Mattie, No longer four years old, But a man, Is about to be a doctor. My four leaf clover, Who looked to his mothers like the most beautiful child that was ever born, With the sharpest wit And the most brilliant smile, At the end of the day, Is simply another clover. His beauty and his value, Are what we give him. His rarity, his singularity, Is something we create, Something we fashion for him Out of love and acceptance. To this day, I lean down and examine patches of clover, The image of Mattie, Gently counting leaves with chubby, toddler fingers, Burnt into my memory. And to this day, I hold in my heart the hope, That I will meet a child, My own Mattie, My own rarity, My own treasure, My own little four leaf clover.
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On that half acre of swamp, there sits rotting wood, countless species of pests and bothers history of love, hate, pain, and growth, there sits a home, a house, a building, full to the brim, with memories? Impulsive decisions? Just a lot of "stuff"... Right off the path the lawn sits untouched, mossy patches, clovers and thatch, weeds and flowers, ever since i was little they've been there, ever since i was little Iv'e had such luck, What happens when they sell that property, does the stuff go to waste? That "stuff" was born of waste and now when i need luck the most, winters frost sinks those clovers much like the "stuff" in the ditch down the road, But does my luck sink as well? Or will it grow and bloom next spring into something greater?
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Oct 27, 2017
Oct 27, 2017 at 10:39 AM UTC
Clovers
Forever Evermore Walk with me      through fields of clover Lay me down       in sheets of linen Let me see the dazzle of the candlelight in the brilliance of Your ways We will walk       when all has answer We will kiss       beneath that tree We will know        all has come full-circle               in a moment just We between Then remember        to never say never No never         Nevermore For my love will hold You always On the crossing and beyond the river To that place of Forever and Ever... and Forever Evermore -R. (11) -SB
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Aug 19, 2017
Aug 19, 2017 at 12:02 PM UTC
-Forever Evermore
I have busted my **** sliding down rainbows And fell through many pink clouds on my ear. I always whistle as I pass by graveyards Threw hundreds in wishing wells, over the years. I defaulted my rent on castles in the air. I carefully avoided stepping on any cracks. I walk endless miles not to walk under ladders. I carefully avoid walking near any cat if it is black. I totally buy that I am superstitious And I wear that distinction like a hair shirt. But I see problem in not taking chances; It may not work, but it couldn’t hurt. I’ve cramps in my fingers from them being crossed. I would never break any kind of mirror, of course . And I still have salt sprinkled on my shoulders. Wishing on many stars, I have made myself hoarse. I always look away when a funeral goes by. I spit in my palm when I hear something spooky. I drop coins into the bowls of all beggars Even though most of my friends think me kooky. It’s not like I go broke on soothsayers And buy all the amulets I see on TV. But It makes little sense to take a moment To avoid the omens anyone can see. Yes I buy copper bracelets to save me From arthritis or rheumatism of my knee. I never wear clothing the color of blood, That only makes common sense to me. Some think I’m a few boards short of a fence Be that as it may, and all well and good My guess is you all have looked around To find something so you could knock on wood. I totally buy that I am superstitious And I wear that distinction like a hair shirt. But I see problem in not taking chances; It may not work, but it couldn’t hurt.
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Dec 13, 2016
Dec 13, 2016 at 10:11 PM UTC
TOUCH WOOD
I have busted my **** sliding down rainbows And fell through many pink clouds on my ear. I always whistle as I pass by graveyards Threw hundreds in wishing wells, over the years. I defaulted my rent on castles in the air. I carefully avoided stepping on any cracks. I walk endless miles not to walk under ladders. I carefully avoid walking near any cat if it is black. I totally buy that I am superstitious And I wear that distinction like a hair shirt. But I see problem in not taking chances; It may not work, but it couldn’t hurt. I’ve cramps in my fingers from them being crossed. I would never break any kind of mirror, of course . And I still have salt sprinkled on my shoulders. Wishing on many stars, I have made myself hoarse. I always look away when a funeral goes by. I spit in my palm when I hear something spooky. I drop coins into the bowls of all beggars Even though most of my friends think me kooky. It’s not like I go broke on soothsayers And buy all the amulets I see on TV. But It makes little sense to take a moment To avoid the omens anyone can see. Yes I buy copper bracelets to save me From arthritis or rheumatism of my knee. I never wear clothing the color of blood, That only makes common sense to me. Some think I’m a few boards short of a fence Be that as it may, and all well and good My guess is you all have looked around To find something so you could knock on wood. I totally buy that I am superstitious And I wear that distinction like a hair shirt. But I see problem in not taking chances; It may not work, but it couldn’t hurt.
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To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee, One clover, and a bee. And revery. The revery alone will do, If bees are few.
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Sep 19, 2016
Sep 19, 2016 at 11:35 AM UTC
To make a prairie by Emily Dickinson
Saw a single clover... Peeking out from the crack in the wall. All alone... With no other. Shivering in the wind. Still it braved the unknown. Just to see... What was shown. Touched the single clover. So much courage within something so small, so green and frail. Standing tall in the torrential gale. So much I could take and learn from it. I shall make it my daily inspiration. I shall leave it be. So that on my daily walk back, it could say to me, *"I'm still here, you are too. Let's keep on, keeping on, till our days are through."* On my walk back today, I have looked forward to see the clover I've learnt to adore. Only to find that it had gone missing... It just wasn't there anymore. The crack was vacant... I looked all around. I finally looked down... And there it was on the ground. A twisted corpse of what once was... The storm earlier had ripped it off its perch. The winds had overcome and left it in the lurch. Grounded and defenceless, It quickly became the target of many footsteps belonging to people too oblivious. The clover is dead. But it's still so green. As I looked at it, I imagined what it would have said, *"Keep on, keeping on. You won't truly know... You won't really learn... And life won't show, if you get too afraid of the storm. And then you won't grow. Stick your head out and never be too scared... To see and be a part of the wonders of the world that the universe has infinitely shared."* .
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Jun 23, 2016
Jun 23, 2016 at 9:38 AM UTC
Clover
7 o'clock a light summertime dream just before dark unfolding it's scheme painted in sandals clovered kissed toes lovely green shamrocks are standing in prose a fierce looking cat Amber eyes silver fur bunting her leg and giving a purrrr getting back home nearly hour gone by look to the tree playing ball in the sky it looks like the moon nearly 3 quarter size outlined in countries is neatly disguised it's actually a ball playing with leaves That thing called the moon has some tricks up its sleeves she saw it glide down and bounce off of a cloud tipping it's hat and bowing to town See you tomorrow her group of new friends this just the beginning we're far from the end No need for luck with her beau in the sky a 3 quartered boy with love in his eyes she bows to the moon as her Gypsy skirt flows silver cat walking wherever she goes shamrock tipped pom poms will twinkle her toes Another summer time walk with his dearest of Maidens her toes and her eyes are moon dipped and ladden Goodnight Moon. Cherie Nolan© 2016
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 7:57 PM UTC
"I Bow To The Moon"
I remember the first time i saw you I admit your not that so attractive But don't get me wrong your beautiful Your with the other clover Trying to fit in. Then years pass i didn't notice that I've been watering you And actually made me incomplete when i dint see you just for a day You even gloom with a pretty leaves But still until now you can't stand alone. I pick you coz i know your special. You've been my ***** Buddy We created many memories. We shared everything.. And now i want you to let your confident shine Not everyone has a stick to carry you all along. I'm just a wind.. i could pass from your sight. Whenever you miss me just close your eyes A melody will pass through your ear saying; *"Your perfect as what my eyes see, your not alone coz like a wind you cant see me but i assure to you that you will feel me. I love you my ***** Buddy"*
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May 30, 2016
May 30, 2016 at 12:18 PM UTC
***** Buddy
Here I stand a on the edge again Wishing I didn't have to swim The sharks are showing their fins Wish I could just end it all I'm already fully in the fall No one hears my screams, my call I just want it to be over Lay me down in the sweet clover Do it now before I'm sober I can't take the pursue All that's left inside is ruptured Leave me for the rapture
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Mar 27, 2016
Mar 27, 2016 at 6:17 PM UTC
The Rapture