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Do flowers always bloom?
Thorns
______
No design or plan
for this garden
a seed
recklessly sown
Sprouting up
through rock
strangled by
weeds
Stretching
reaching
to grasp
sun's light
warmth
Dying of thirst
begging for rain
Nourish me
A cactus will
bloom
in the desert
But she
was a
Rose
(Thank you, Dave.x.)
14 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Maybe the cactus is pretty enough, for now?
Excellent poem.
The last three lines.....sweet!
- Anonymous5 years ago
Wow. This seems at first a little difficult. But I'll give it a try. Love isn't always in full bloom, nor does this indicate one thing or another. Love is constantly evolving; it's just as beautiful when green, before budding, & after full bloom, as it goes through the natural process, retains its beauty. But--a flower that withers. Was it weak at the start? Was it well nourished? All things loved must be tended; when neglected, they are difficult to revive. Perhaps the flower was never intended to bloom--for anyone? Why would love wither from "temptation"?
- DaisyLv 71 decade ago
A question bloomed into an answer and a poem was born. And cactus have their own sweet beauty.
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- Sandy GigglesLv 61 decade ago
I have missed you. This is excellent. Well written, smooth flow and packs a punch!
Love all of it, the closer is fantastic!
But, she IS a rose...
- neonmanLv 71 decade ago
For simple, minimal words, this speaks much. The last two stanzas close this well. An excellent write.
- -Lv 71 decade ago
I KNEW I would find this from you this morning....Dave's encouragement is very powerful, no?
Beautiful poem, no thorns to be found in it!
And look, Mek's back, too!!
ma
- JCLv 71 decade ago
A rose by any name, really does smell as sweet...and linger.
It's good to see you writing again Bluebelle. :)
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Prick
SteveC
- Anonymous1 decade ago
a Rose was read
bloomed from
a Rose