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Flowers


A flower, A beautiful bloom, A well-lit room, A beautiful girl, Latina and lovely. She made my scars beautiful, With the soft touch of a sharpie, And the graceful touch of art. There is a flower, about 1cm above this scar And I hope it never fades. Such a simple flower, But it took my breathe away. I just want her to stay, And leave flowers scattered here, All over my being, making my Misery more manageable, drawing Flowers upon my soul.
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freelove420

Just a 18 year old girl with a mindset straight out of Woodstock and an arsenal of beautiful women, but most importantly, the poetic feelings they gave me.

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