A Wish I Made on a DandelionA Poem by Erin LeeFor D.O.D.A Wish I Made on a Dandelion Erin L George
I blew on a dandelion (and I'm allergic to them) but what's a runny nose for a wish to God's ears?
I blew on a dandelion and took the tubes from his mouth I tied them round my ankle and glued daisies to them.
I blew so hard it lost its whiskers and I felt bad for it its bald head exposed to snow - dandelions are summer flowers.
My eyes opened hard sleep falling from them, realizing I was in dreamland and dandelions are covered now.
I'd go to the backyard and dig through snowmen dog s**t and glassy ice to find one.
I'd blow so hard on that snow my breath hot enough to melt it if I knew it'd be there - my dandelion to wish on.
Could I blow the breath into him? Letting it spill from my lungs sour on the taste of nicotine but sweet on intention?
I made a wish on a dandelion but it was only on my dreams. Do dandelion wishes count in wintertime, covered by snow?
Someone told me once: "Dandelions never die." © 2010 Erin Lee |
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