Poem of growth
CC BY-NCI'm as sharp as a butter knife
And a plant brought back to life
My brain is an empty bookshelf
But my heart is an open book itself
He doesn't like story tales or fiction
The throat thists for better diction
As my eyes read through crooked lines
For details hidden in the dark mines
For shiny colours and other rich rock
A search away from doors that remain lock
Opportunity was as visible as blind support
A dream lasted as an inspiring thought
The final feeling said dig a hole
So I dugged as a mole
After that i burried
A seed I sowed and if time had hurried
I wouldn't admire the daisy that grew
From an ill limey green who would knew
By season pass its healthy green and white
The pressure was so great at its despite
But it grew from the emptiness
A dugged hole is a place of happiness
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