Scanning the horizon
The racing previously dread
No longer thumps such a pace
Proven without question
That of warm weather a mist still beads
But when was so little a single element
Spread few and far between
Enough to keep the garden
In a state of constant flourishing?
Two red roses arched, centered
With all other pair of flora in inferiority
Always and only of respect, so perfect
Now lacking necessities
To hold the petals wrapped tightly
Yet silence is all that speaks
Not one single inquiry
Of the now dimming light that
Once brightly showcased something
Of single solitary possibility
Of rare universal generosity
Super nova formed from union
Colors shown more elegantly
Perfect puzzle of proper alignment
These beings brought together
And remained the only unknowing
Of the wait which went on
But as quickly forgotten to appreciate
Was as quick the miracle gone
The petals ached as aphids ate
Unable to recognize winter
Flowers, leaves and green
Long since disappeared
Just two empty stems apart
No more fragrant flowers that call to each other
Lean in together and face the sun
Oh too soon forgotten.
Analyzing irrelevancies
Why to the truth do some succumb?
When the baggage leftover holds but only one...
About the Creator
T. Skye
Writer, poet, hopeless romantic, lover of art, fashion, style, design and self expression through these things. Currently focused on going back to school. Hopefully my writing invokes inspiration and creativity, for others.
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