In a place where people had grown weary
Where people forgot just how to curtsy
In eloquence, you have grown to be
That one wildflower we rarely see
In a time when turmoil's from within
And pain slithers beneath our skin
Your scars have left you with nothing more
But courage, dear child, and the hopes to soar
In people who have failed to live
You have taught them just how to believe
That dreams are not meant only for sleep
And beauty was a thing - bone-deep
Your tears, the Earth have washed its grime
You were the reason poems had a rhyme
You've freed the world from its self-built cage
You have grown beyond your age
YOU ARE READING
Paper & Ink |#Wattys2016|
Poetry"I am the black on white; the ink on paper." A collection of my nightly thoughts and daydreams. Highest rank: #5 in Poetry. Please enjoy reading and find a friend in one of my works. :)