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Bindweed In September Seed

My drawings of this beauty included. Follow me into the study of its leaves and its deceptive face of hues… many point of views… come along, friend!

By Caitlin CharltonPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
Photo taken by author

In the rain I saw you standing

Your beauty protruding

Balancing

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Sacrificial friends

Small arrowhead

Enticing

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Without a heart

Below your curved lines

Raindrops

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Like clear dots

On freckled face

Ask for me I

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Drew thee mistaken

Failing to forget

Curved lines

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The way you were true

As were my blinking eyes

I came for you

🍃

Under a wink

I craved anew

Bindweed

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Whisper sweet things

Until I held hands with stress

You zen

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Now I feel zest

I see you

Giver of all

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Peace and serenity I

Don’t look to you

It's true

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For I mourn the colour hue

Of morning beauty instead of you

And you die like the season

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Snip and dry your fall

Bindweed

Wither away like you never were

🍃

Pervasive

Exact your leaf in graphite dust

That’s all I ask for

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True beauty

Drawn by author

A/N: This poem went through a lot of editing but along the way I learnt that this flower is not morning glory. I followed a drawing video on YouTube, but the leaf in my drawing is wrong. It should be arrow shaped as this plant is bindweed. Thank you so much for reading if you got this far. Need more information to tell the difference? Click this link. Thank you so much for reading ♥️🤗🙏🏽

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About the Creator

Caitlin Charlton

Writer first. Close reader and self‑taught critic shaping eloquence.

A survivor reclaiming her territory.

I write dark fiction and poetry through symbol, shadow, and fracture.

Always sharpening the craft. ✏️🔥👠

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    Written by Caitlin Charlton