Rubble.
As I lie in a shattered garden
As I tread upon the weeds of glass and ash
I find but one flower
A flower of budding hope
But it was as frail as my anger was strong
Overcome with frustration
I looked at hope with a glance
And I felt uselessness
The frail lives in this shattered garden disappeared
But they left their roots behind
Left them behind to suffer the pain of their quick deaths.
This small hope couldn't take back time, our words, our actions and thoughts
It could not bring the dead back to life nor had it the right to bring the life to death .
It could bring condolences but what good is it?
It might bring peace but with whom will I share it with?
Hope may have been a comfort but my pain says there is no such thing
How should I contradict such a pain that is stronger than my will to live
and my will to stay strong among the fallen if my spirit was among the fallen?
The shattered garden may have once been beautiful
But as I ponder my state of being
the sharp edge pierces through
There was no more pain but there was no hope either...
Just a shattered garden of ashes
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