DandelionA Poem by Clara Kevie
You are a flower
Suspended in its peak, Beautiful for all to see. You can't change How beautiful you are, Nor can you see yourself The way others see you… The way I see you… The way you really are. You think you're a weed. You can't move, Can't change How you really are: Self-despising, and quiet, and unaccompanied. As if the bad things about you, The things you think are bad, Actually exist Out of your own head. You have eyes, But they don't see What you are, how you are. You can't see your own face, Lest it be when we're close, In the reflection of my eyes. Then, you might get a glimpse of your beauty, If you could see Yourself with my eyes. You are a dandelion. I want nothing more Than to be a dandelion, too. Then I might grant your wish With my presence, Just as you always grant mine With yours. Far from a weed, you light up my day. T'would not be the same without you. I was foolish To think that you, A flower suspended in its prime, Would last forever. I see evidence of your trail of petals. You're falling apart. However, It subtracts nothing from your worth. You might feel it does, But you can't subtract from infinity. You are a flower
Suspended in its peak, Beautiful for all to see. You can't change How beautiful you are, Nor can you see yourself The way others see you… The way I see you… The way you really are. © 2015 Clara KevieAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorClara KevieAboutI'm a student with occasional desperate moments of figuring myself out. I write mostly casual whimsical fleeting thoughts. PM me; I take requests :) I'd appreciate if you left constructive fee.. more..Writing
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