Biographical Poetry posted August 22, 2008 | Chapters: | ...51 52 -53- 54... |
rhymed poetry
A chapter in the book Reflections For The New Day
Dying Daisies And Trampled Hearts
by Jewell McChesney
photo by Jewell
Wildflower petals Plucked to find the truth No more hold an answer Than a man in hot pursuit I gave up childhood games When I tugged a petal dying As I said, "He loves me not" And resolved to stop my crying An old bouquet reminds me Of his own childish games To woo her till he's got her Then move on to sweeter dames When my heart became the petal That was plucked out piece by piece Then trampled on by apathy I come to this release To write a little ditty Just to get it off my mind Is like watering a daisy Of a dying kind I know I cannot change a man Or become that flower's seed I can only mend myself By meeting my own need |
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