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Broken Lily
* Inspired by "violets in repose." by the very talented Crimson ... may you forever feel the warmth of the sun my dear poetess
A soft knock, carried in by the wind, reached his doorstep...head bowed, eyes cast downward, broken and battered, she appeared … One lone lily in the field, stark white shining.
Petals torn and tattered by winter's frost...a blanket of darkness her only cover. He looked with disbelief and wonder. Bewildered that someone would trample such a delicate flower.
With strong open hands, he gently lifted her from the ground, and carried her to a window,
to bask in the sunlight ... he held her to his chest, as the warm rays touched her.
Soon, a soft rain began to fall.
He opened her mouth so she could drink from the spring rain
Deep rooted and strong she emerged
The scent of fresh linen rising through sanguineous musk
Lifting her once again … her petals now soft and firm … no longer threadbare and broken ... he held her tight, and in that moment she knew…
In his hands
she would be protected from
the storm.
~Wicked
A soft knock, carried in by the wind, reached his doorstep...head bowed, eyes cast downward, broken and battered, she appeared … One lone lily in the field, stark white shining.
Petals torn and tattered by winter's frost...a blanket of darkness her only cover. He looked with disbelief and wonder. Bewildered that someone would trample such a delicate flower.
With strong open hands, he gently lifted her from the ground, and carried her to a window,
to bask in the sunlight ... he held her to his chest, as the warm rays touched her.
Soon, a soft rain began to fall.
He opened her mouth so she could drink from the spring rain
Deep rooted and strong she emerged
The scent of fresh linen rising through sanguineous musk
Lifting her once again … her petals now soft and firm … no longer threadbare and broken ... he held her tight, and in that moment she knew…
In his hands
she would be protected from
the storm.
~Wicked
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