Frozen Flowers Poem by Agatha Eliza

Frozen Flowers



The blood that flows through your veins
is an endless river
springing from the highest mountain
in the midst of the coldest winter.


but your words and gestures freeze me
although your voice is warm
and calm all the time
your breath blows me to cinders
and I find myself like
I'm gradually sinking below,
slipping into your embrace
like crossing a treshold to another world
touching your heart of clay
I'm so afraid..but where do I go from there?


and yet somehow I always get
in the same place
over and over,
on the banks of this river, maybe it's the same winter
waiting for a boat to carry me to the other side
where the snow is melting
and the buds are ready to reveal their petals
turning into flowers
and the earth is soft and welcoming
and the leaves are emerald green
a secret paradise,
a garland of frozen flowers
regaining colours, coming back to life
where heartbeats ebb away
and join the ripples of this river.

To my star-crossed lover
I love you. Deeply.

Tuesday, October 8, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: solitude
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Christopher Hershman 29 November 2019

“To my star-crossed lover, I love you deeply.” How beautiful!

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Sandra Feldman 08 October 2019

The embracing words of this lovely poem surround us with your feelings so profoundly felt and so well expressed. A poem of high quality, a beautiful creation to be kept and remembered.

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