Flowers Of Fortitude Poem by C Richard Miles

Flowers Of Fortitude



And though they suck the oxygen of my enthusiasm
To feed the flames of all-consuming apathy,
I will not bow;
I will not break.

For I have embers of determination deep inside
That even drowning disappointment shall not quench.
They shall not steal;
They shall not slay.

And when their onslaught ends, the case will crack
And hatch into the bright-winged butterfly of hope.
Then I shall flower;
Then I shall fly.

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