Heart Caught In The Breeze
She came in spring like a dandelion
Up through the cut green sea
Of ornamental life
With her arms above of her head
“Look at me!”
She seemed to say
With a smile that came from the earth
And ended beyond the stars
By the hand of the Gardner
She was bruised and bloodied
He saw only a weed—a flaw--
In the way she beckoned with a song
Trying to wrap her arms around the sun
And seize life
She came in spring
With a bittersweet wish
And fled into the breeze
Through pursed lips
Like a dandelion
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