Green serene.
As I lay,
among the lily spray,
new and fresh,
innocence at rest.
Yearning for knowledge I go
searching, learning.
Floating through the fields,
flourishing as nature yields.
Tender turf,
wanting the wisdom
of sage and sense.
Too naïve, I drink from the vial spiked
with malicious moss, infamous ivy, bitter belladonna.
The virescence of verdant viridian,
too much, too soon, no room.
I, now gaunt instead of gay,
dull and gray.
I, with too much felt
to say.
But no longer with a voice,
silenced, not by choice.
Sunrise hastened sunset.
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Amanda Lyons
Eclectic stream of consciousness and dark surrealism. What photography does for life I do for thought, emotions, and experiences. The genres can range from romance to horror but my favorite is suspense.
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