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bloom again


i felt as if i were rotting in the cold, 

when people found what the foxes left as the snow begins to melt

they'd whisper, 

                      "someone was here".

 

perfectly preserved bones,

left in a field of wildflowers for some unlucky traveller to find.

 

but once more, i felt life blossom 

in these cold ancient bones

when you spoke my name.

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Comments (2)

MARYG001
<p>I love how you used this metaphot of everlasting and blooming life for love it shows how alive our emotions are</p>
Julespoems
<p>I like the metaphors</p>

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