I Write Poetry
Blue Flower
A single flower grows out of the granite.
Cloaked in thin air nearer the starlight.
A random seed travelled far,
Anchored defiantly amidst the hardness.
Beauty aloft unseen until now.
Its hue contrasted with gray.
An unlikely alliance,
Fed by light.
I never knew that day I woke,
Ropes and chalk to ascend,
My fleeting encounter remembered still,
Among the weather worn rocks.
Patrick
12/9/15
"On encountering a solitary flower while climbing a mountain. It was growing at the very top well above where any other plant life existed"
A single flower grows out of the granite.
Cloaked in thin air nearer the starlight.
A random seed travelled far,
Anchored defiantly amidst the hardness.
Beauty aloft unseen until now.
Its hue contrasted with gray.
An unlikely alliance,
Fed by light.
I never knew that day I woke,
Ropes and chalk to ascend,
My fleeting encounter remembered still,
Among the weather worn rocks.
Patrick
12/9/15
"On encountering a solitary flower while climbing a mountain. It was growing at the very top well above where any other plant life existed"