Eglantine
I watch the blue crystal sky
turn to a black midnight hue,
but still the flower blooms
at the same rate.
I admire it’s gentle
graceful beauty like children picking Daisies
for their loved ones.
I sit by the same flower
day after day
stunned by its shadows and
thorns.
The way it dances and
sways to the natural music of the
earth.
I pick up my pen and
feel my own song begin to
blossom from its own
beauty.
Captivated by its story,
I sprout alongside it.
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