Perennial

PERENNIAL

I was cut down just when I was flowering.
A single slash of the scythe.
Liquid dripping from the stump.
Unseen by others here
amongst those still in bloom.
But my roots remain.
A bulb, perennial stored energy.
I will emerge again.
I will flower again.


I showed this poem to some people in my writing group. Two interpretations: It is about a violent breakup. It is about having your writing rejected.
Rejection is definitely the theme. The situation is up to you.

Published by Pamela Milne

teacher, writer, gentle soul, probably living North of you

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