Lost Love
She kept a flower
Once
Maybe it was
The first flower
And she wrapped it
Up with her
Soul
And with tissue paper
And hid it
Under her bed
For she knew
They would come
Looking for it
And they would never
Think
She would hide
Such a thing
There
Much later
When tides had flowed
And the times
had changed
A different woman
In the same body
Found a thing
Under her bed
And when she unwrapped
The thin
Skin like paper
There was only
Mould and fur
And the outline
Of
A blood red
Heart
Cynthia Buell Thomas
Thu 8th May 2014 10:13
You shoot poetry like arrows, targeting your imagination straight to the reader's heart. To have unusual ideas, and then the imagery to project and sustain them, is skill indeed.