A Flower, For You

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a flower, for you
I picked purple
lavender and the nostalgia
of our childhood
soapy baths and
long nights
the stars have gone by
but you remain
in a day

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white innocence
shy away
from the prying eyes
that cannot keep to themselves
hide away
from the violence of the night's
callings
and the jealousy

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bathe yourself
in rosemary
remember the days
when we used to run
without care
remember the days
when we used to not worry
about everything around us

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bathe yourself
in rosemary
so that I can remember
my youth
in your breath

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dress yourself
in yellow flowers
to our wedding
under the sun
betwixt the mountains
so that we might
ground ourselves
in the soil of our becoming one

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and look at the snow flowers
dripping from the sky
that cries over the moment
we again meet


Postscriptum

My days are spent in ways I would not like to. I would much rather write poetry and grow flowers. Mother nature does not need much attention. She grows her flowers and we as poets can merely write about them.

I hope you enjoyed this poem. It is for a special someone.

All of the photographs are my own taken with my Nikon D300 and 50mm lens. The poem is also my own creation. Stay safe.

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