Winter Bouquets

 

Where goes the freshness

of a miracle once flowering?

From the talon of a bird gets pried,

the heirlooms of those times

we tried to plant our own happiness

 

In the earth’s cold chest of promises

the Perseid of our hope lies fading;

all those tears we cried

are saline to dehydrated days,

resurrected as dead bouquets.

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3 responses to “Winter Bouquets

  1. You seem to do it effortlessly … The images in this are alive! This is so very beautiful.

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  2. Heirloom and talon pried. So many gorgeous juxtaposition of power words

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  3. And these last two lines are just perfect; are saline to dehydrated days,

    resurrected as dead bouquets.

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