Primrose Poem by Lily Chen

Primrose



A burst of colour dotted the field,
Yet again bringing it to life,
From the relentless freezing months,
When pristeen white snow covered the ground,
A few perilous feet deep.

Day after day i gazed,
As more flowers nodded their heads in wisdom,
In the crisp spring breeze,
Which brought the various birds,
Who had abandoned them in the harsher season.

Time ticked by but I waited,
Sometimes the horrible memory flooded back,
Throwing me into a world where I was helpless,
But one evening, born to the world,
A primrose opened its bud....

And I smiled.

Friday, March 7, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: flowers
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Inspired by the famous trilogy by Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games.
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