Flowers of Life
You see them standing still, never
bending, swaying and loose.
Feeling the warmth of the sun on
each petal. A flower In the mornings
dew.
A sign of comfort. A sign of harmony
that is orchestrated in the sun.
For the one who seeks to ease the
mind. A traveling rabbits hole. A fairies
playground. Flowers bloom to set
the pace and set you free.
Get close and hold them in your
hand. You can almost hear them
whisper the secrets of life.
Each one unique in their own
special way. Each one ready to
take your breath away.
It only takes a second to find
peace in someone's heart.
You feel no worries, no doubts.
Standing in the sunlight. Being
intuned. To have a piece of
serenity in your soul. A flower is
never far.
So delicate, so fragile, so
beautiful. To remind you if you
careless they will prick you.
Roots being intuned bound to
earth's gravity. A tapestry of colors
turquoise, lavender,bubble gum, and
golden yellow. In a sea of green that
covers valleys and hills.
Get lost in a miracle of wonder
You know your not alone.
Blessed in God's presence I am
so thankful to see such a master piece
Flowers give praise and joy.
Erase the sorrows.
Before I leave this enchanted place
I leave you with this:
"When thy flower is pure. It will not
tarnish. You know that is true.
Next time you see a flower. It will
always be part of you."
Never astray away from His garden.
Or you will miss the colors of life.
-X.barajas
About this poem
With spring already here around the corner. Some times it nice to stop and smell the flowers. You will not be disappointed. When your near them. Take my advice and know that God is in every detail.
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Written on March 24, 2014
Submitted by axbarajas0419 on March 24, 2023
Modified on April 03, 2023
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Closest metre | Iambic tetrameter |
Characters | 1,654 |
Words | 306 |
Stanzas | 8 |
Stanza Lengths | 5, 6, 6, 7, 8, 6, 2, 6 |
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