(Dedicated to Melissa, a young girl finding her way through the pains of first-love.)
Flowers sometimes bloom out of season, But almost always suffer violence in return. Yet God has just given me a reason To observe such a flower and many lessons learn.
Her eyes are the center of the world; Where Wisdom goes to study, and Hope to grow. At the surface many colors swirl, And deep beneath, the innocence of Truth is plainly shown.
I walked by this flower many times, And for the first time noticed beauty rarely seen before. Not vain beauty with a glossy shine; But beauty like the evergreen that fights winter's violent scorn.
Fear not, young flower, to be the first to bloom; Because of you, frozen hearts will know that more are coming soon.
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Where Wisdom goes to study, and Hope to grow.
We all seem to have a different favorite line. This was my favorite. Guess that means all of them were exceptional. Beautiful work! Thanks.
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
I LOVE THIS POEM!
'Fear not, young flower, to be the first to bloom;
Because of you, frozen hearts will know that more are coming soon'
This is extraordinary - a delight - an inspiration!
Thank you!
Fear not, young flower, to be the first to bloom;
Because of you, frozen hearts will know that more are coming soon.
Wonderful ending!
Andrea
Best regards,
Leland