Wildflowers
She is a wildflower.
Not picked for her beauty,
but for her wild heart.
A child of mother nature
she grows in the darkest of places.
Through the cracks of brokenness
she blooms with grace.
Her smile shines like the sun.
Her soul scattered by the wind.
The world is her garden.
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