The ThistleA Poem by Kermit GildersleeveA little personal, but one of my best poems.Deep Enclosed in my palm Lies a thistle Purple and thorned each squeeze of my hand brings pain, a trickle of blood It hurts But I repeat the motion
God has a flower for me, soft and fragrant to take the vile weeds place
But I cannot let go The thorns feed my flesh the vilest pits of my darkest nature I hate it, but I cannot let go I want the flower, but cannot let go © 2008 Kermit GildersleeveReviews
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1 Review Added on August 5, 2008 AuthorKermit GildersleeveIndianapolis, INAboutI am a young writer. I seek passion, and a revival of old ways and sensibilities. I am in love with a muse, and Worship an Infinite and triune God. more..Writing
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