White Flag

Mill

Is that a white flag that flutters?

Rose as the rosy thrilling air

Unbeknownst of Life, he stutters

Resisted naught, Death left him there.

Ocean of faces fell in ravine

Young as he was by the sign of day

His flag is now resting in the hands of the Queen

As one last breath taking the colors of May.

All of his dreams are now seeded plants

Lonely yet loved by what cannot speak

A promise Life made and that's all that She grants

A flag with his name on the world's highest peak.

  • Author: Milly Knight (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 7th, 2022 08:27
  • Comment from author about the poem: This was the first poem written in the span of 20 minutes. It represents my idea of how I think I could reach life's end, realizing that the only beings close to me were those who couldn't speak, like pets. The seeded plants refer to everything I leave behind on this earth and the flag is a metaphor for ''Remember me'' for what I've done. I usually write romantic, positive poems, but lately, I've been feeling let down by the people around me, so I decided to put it in a little poem. I'm looking forward to writing more positive, fantasy, and even dramatic poems in the future. Hey, maybe I'll even practice haiku.
  • Category: Short story
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