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Through A Flower's Eye - Poem by Lydia Jean
No one has seen the world
Through a flower’s eye.
Looking up at the world
Gazing into the sky.
Feeling so small
And wondering why
He ended up as a flower
So pointless and shy.
Though small and unsteady
The flower stands
With beauty and elegance
In the gardener’s hands.
His life ahead
Is all unplanned
But this flower will beautify
Any unknown land.
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Poem Submitted: Sunday, May 8, 2011
Poem Edited: Sunday, May 8, 2011
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Great poem. Very well described. Great imagery and style. Excellent stuff. I rate it 10.
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