tears empty my stormy eyes
like a thundercloud draining
from charcoal skies.
purple orchids dusted
with powdered pollen
drenched with water droplets
falling...
silent prayers escape my lips
tasting the salt from my eyes.
i watch the bristles of dandelions
whistle as winter dies.
i carry a flowerpot in my heart
overflowing with busted buds
i shouldered with love.
a love, a weight of the world
I deemed so precious.
a hourglass in the ocean,
a love letter of lost lessons.
a gift lifted by pearly gates
and glimmered in the shadows
of my vengeance and hate.
i watched the clouds open wide
and in those moments I cried...
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Author:
Crystal (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: May 10th, 2021 12:56
- Comment from author about the poem: Written 3/19/21
- Category: Love
- Views: 55
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Comments4
Beautiful words 🙂 very nicely expressed . Could you maybe take a look at one of my recent poems ?
Very emotive words Crystal.
Andy
Good write Crystal.
'a hourglass in the ocean,
a love letter of lost lessons.
a gift lifted by pearly gates
and glimmered in the shadows
of my vengeance and hate.'
irrefutable Integrity of exemplary Poetry, woven silkily
by a practitioner, blessed: with exquisite skill..
thank you for choosing to share
your wonderful gift, dear Poet
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