The Bed of Flowers
Hard work
I tuck you in bed
I nourish you
Protect you
All you need I help provide
I tuck you in bed
I nourish you
Protect you
All you need I help provide
Patient
I give you time
Time to reach for the sky
Time to grow
I wait to see what you become
Reward
You stand on your own
Your beauty radiates
Your goals attained
I smile for I led you here
The bed of flowers
My children in the soil
Love helps you blossom
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Z.J. Ascensio began writing professionally in 2005. Since then, she s been published on various websites (Yahoo! News and Movies, The Huffington Post, and USA Today College among them) covering a wide range... View profile
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4 Comments
Post a CommentBeautiful poem and photo!
Nice! My thumbs are anything but green, so in my case it's "blind luck" that helps my flowers blossom. ;)
I don't know how I missed this! Great poem!
Very lovely poem.