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Daisy


I'm not gentle,
I'm not going to agree.
When I'm finally down for good,
you will be lying right next to me.

Call me stubborn,
ruthless,
ridgid;
but save your breath.
You'll need it.

I could be falling to floor
clenched fists still swinging.
I will never be gone.

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Comments (2)

S.zaynab.k
<p>A powerful poem, sarcastic a bit and very poetic. Thumbs up.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I see comments are not common here, but interaction is good for the human touch in this cold world. &nbsp;Pleez do comment/ review my newest poem too.</p>
poemcut
<p>very resilient talk. like this poetry, good write.</p>

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