Unbothered Dandelions
- A dandelion dances in the wind,
- Unwanted,
- Unloved,
- Unbothered.
- It soaks in the sun,
- And repels disdain like excess rain.
- When stepped on,
- It stands up taller.
- When severed,
- It grows back stronger.
- And when finally it dies,
- It spreads its strength with seeds,
- And fifty more take its place
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