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What Blooms In Her Garden


what blooms in her garden

she sows with great care

the petals of roses as soft as her hair

if she grants you a smile use it as a pardon

to bask in the enchantment of her wonderous garden

but tell not a soul

nor let a flower be stole

for she will not let your unjust gain

at the exspence of her dear ones go unpained

keep this in mind as you gaze upon the magic of what blooms in her garden

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Lady D

im 19. im a girl. im silly. im weird. i dont know if what i write is poetry, but i write it all the same... thats really all there is to me.

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