I used to watch the daffodils grow
—Before you ripped them from the ground—
And all Winter I would wait
For their golden bloom—
But now I watch them wilt,
A reflection of disease in my eyes—
The bruised, brown petals
Between your fingertips.
ix. daffodils
I used to watch the daffodils grow
—Before you ripped them from the ground—
And all Winter I would wait
For their golden bloom—
But now I watch them wilt,
A reflection of disease in my eyes—
The bruised, brown petals
Between your fingertips.