She ran to Daddy when the Phoenix didn’t rise,
Lazarus’ driving breath sweetly lingering still.
Tulips for a boldfaced type and
blooming skirts,
Our eyes and expressions on a water diet
but continue growing till they burst
springing forth a hive mind.
Writing the world an effigy
in bells resounding,
loves high chord gone dark
leaving shadows to cry after
the perfection terrible.
Always a soulful child
[too pure is the pill
killing thinly]
with aerial views of bluest skies
resembling the moon,
boring as eternity has been and
marble-heavy.
A Surreal Write Toronto
"...boring as eternity has been..." nice line this. - Lady A