Mimosa Pudica in the Breeze
Dressed but aloof
I count the hours
The heels of my boots tapping
The hours seem so trapping
Standing tall
But feeling
small
My leaves shrink before i can think
The touch of your hand as the hours slip by
I close my leaves preferring my sleeves
Closed off like a door
Where i watch from afar
I hear the chimes of the people near
That indicate that the new year is here
The strike of 12 fills me with a forlorn feeling for freedom
No longer avoiding the touch of another
I am
a breeze
A gentle caress
I flow by and indulge
With social finesse
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