"Flower Power"
Speak to me, my little flower
Dancing in the breeze
With your frail and fragile stem
You are braver than the trees
Bend for me, my faithful flower
Bend yourself at your knees
With your keen and natural instincts
You will survive the looming bees
Spread your petals as wide as you can
As your pollen starts to blow
To the oceans and their sands
And as far as they can go
Pollinate the others
With your warm and loving scent
Never fear the storm that's near
For I will circumvent
Live for me, my precious flower
I'll cover you from snow
With my rugged, worn-down hands
I will help you grow
Cry for me, my wounded flower
Tell me of your woes
Let me know about your travels
All your highs and lows
In the darkest nights
Or during lonely hours
My flower is a sign
That darkness can't devour
My latest hopes and dreams
For I am gaining power
And as long as I'm alive
So too will be this flower
So carry me, my empowered flower
Carry me up those hills
Show the world your massive strength
Show them all you will
Protect me, my beloved flower
And I will have you still
If you keep me in your heart
You will not be killed
I shall start out with how well that this poem flowed. Your rhyme scheme seemed nearly random, but your pentameter gave life to this poem.
The imagery and diction combined made quiet an extrodinarily tasteful voice. I wished to devour more with my senses. I could imagine the elderly man protecting his flower, and the bravery of the flower as it bends in the breeze. However, may I ask what you meant by "protect me, my beloved flower...?" How can such a brave little object protect a full grown man? Either way, this shows the strong bond between the man and his flower. it is quiet a calming picture to envision. A lone, elderly man stooped over protecting delicate flower just as lonely. The sun lighting up the man's hair like silver, and illuminating the almost tangible sould of the flower. Out of curiousity, what kind of flower did you envision when you wrote this poem? I thought of a bright yellow daisy.
I do conquer with one of your commenters when they said this was a very professional piece
Thanks again, and keep on writting.
May the odds be ever in your favor.
LuvThemHungerGames
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