2000-2003


Salvia and Columbine

She wore her sunhat on cloudy days
She gardened in the rain
Just to watch her flowers
Drown and
wash away

She would sit for hours
In the thunder showers
Playing with the roots and the broken shoots
Singing songs with words
unsaid

The neighbors would shiver
and shake their heads
"How sad," they'd whisper,
"She just can't accept
That they are both
dead."



Poetry by Inked.
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Written on 2006-04-24 at 00:26

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Richard
I just love your poems.
hugs,
Richard
2006-10-10


Christian Ward
This is such a stirring poem, I felt your pain as I read this.

Another brilliant write
2006-04-25


Mike
realll touches the soul...wow!
2006-04-24


penfold18
There is a wasted sadness in this of the inability to move on in life , well done.
2006-04-24


Kathy Lockhart
Well written!!! A melancholic piece. Darkness looms and sadness prevails.
2006-04-24


PoeticProcrastination
It makes me want to cry, too. But it is beautiful.
2006-04-24


SlipThruCracks
This really, really makes me want to cry.

Perhaps I am just in a sort of crying mood anyway today.

But it does.
2006-04-24


Shas Ramlogan
I was wrapped up in the sublte intensity of this piece. The emptiness and sorrow was effectively achieved. Great poetry.
2006-04-24


Daybreaker
This was so beautiful! sends chills down my spine.

Thank you!

You make a difference!
2006-04-24


Lourdes
I have personal ties to the Columbine-horror and this text brought so much back.
A beautiful write, a vivid tale.
2006-04-24


Amanda Manmohan
Very captivating poem. Your imagery was simple but very effective, and this one definitely gave me chills.
2006-04-24