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The Winter Blossom

H.L. Steele

By Hazel SteelePublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
The Winter Blossom
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Numb is but a feeling, One my heart holds on, Like an empty world that's wheeling, Seeming to fall like a newborn fawn, Is there nothing to set me free, Nothing to save me now, This hollowness consumes me, Yet I cannot understand how, I'm breathing in-yet drowning, I'm screaming out-yet silent, My leaves once green-now browning, My once calm mind-now violent, I'm a flower delicate and broken, Numbed by something deep, I will not blossom when spoken, Instead I slowly weep

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Hazel Steele

Hello, my name is Hazel Steele. I primarily write fictional stories and poems. If requested, I will write works of non-fiction, as I enjoy research and studying.

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    Written by Hazel Steele