I stand alone in this crowd.
You play judge and jury here;
You resent the way I bloom,
My scent, in you, breeds fear.
You will attempt the shift,
Carve my beauty to mimic you –
But you will not shut me down,
To my blossoms, I am true…
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I stand alone in this crowd. You play judge and jury here; You resent the way I bloom, My scent, in you, breeds fear. You will attempt the shift, Carve my beauty to mimic you – But you will not shut me down, To my blossoms, I am true…
Melody, I’m an astrologer.
This poem is a profound meditation to some transits going on with planet Venus and the Lilith position lately. Lilith was Adam’s first wife, who banished herself from He and Eden when her inherent being was not recognized or honored in her relationship with Adam. Meanwhile, Venus is contemplating relationships and plucking the dead from live blossoms from her sentimental bouquets.
“Carve my beauty to mimic you” ~ this and “My scent, in you, breeds fear” ~ amazing lines.
Thank you!
With all those beautiful flowers surrounding you, I bet no one can shut you down 🙂 They can give such a boost to one’s positivism.
Sunny as ever!
For me this is about the strength and resilience in nature; the wonderful truth that although mankind might destroy huge areas of nature, it will always grow back in the end completely oblivious of whatever happens to be going on around it. Wonderful job!
Cool! It’s a lot of fun to hear how readers interpret my ideas and make them their own. Thanks for your comment!
ah, our petals burst with energy, regardless of the storm the night before.
I love how resilient nature is, despite its fragility!
Your words and constantly descriptive and full of life. They are beautiful. One poem after another!!! Thank you for sharing your gift.
So good! I’m really enjoying your work!!
Thank you so much, Peter! I’m so glad to hear that! 🙂
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