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Wilted


Have you ever sat there,

In the ice  rain to watch 

The droplets crash into the barren ground?

The destruction of their perfect form,

Beautiful and sad.

 

Have you ever sat there

And watched the fragile rose?

As the droplets mercilessly pelts it,

The innocent and alone.

So different from the barren ground,

And delicate as anything else.

 

Have you ever sat there

And watched the drowning flower,

Battered and bruised?

Watch how it wilts,

Watch how it weeps,

As you look upon it and do nothing.

Will you save it,

Do you even need to?

 

Have you ever say there

And watch the weakest come back?

As the flower blooms under the sunlight,

When nurtured by a gentle bee?

Who will protect it from those who want to pick it,

And it will keep it safe,

Just as long as the rose will do the same.

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sk8ermichelle

RAWR! My life revolves around music, especially rock/post metal core. Songs are poetry with a melody, which can save us from this cruel world we live in. Honestly, I've lost a lot of hope, and am working to recreate it through poetry. I wish for others to see the impact they have on others. Please leave comments, I'd love to hear your opinions. :) "So I can take this pen, and teach you how to live. What is left unsaid, the greatest gift I give."-"Saviour" by BVB

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Sourcat
<p>Wow this is really good</p>

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