April showers bring deadly may flowers =]

by kittie007   Apr 29, 2007


Just a seed at first,
Aching for water to quench its thirst.
Into the ground the farmer knows,
Feeding on nutrients and water, it grows.

Peeking through the soil like a newborn baby,
It's gonna be beautiful, no ifs or maybes.
Sprung its first leaf, how great,
Farmer knows patience is what it takes.

Growing stronger and taller day by day,
All around signs of wither and decay.
Taking all food from plants in the ground,
While gawking humans form a crowd that surrounds.

It's first blossom, the crowd is in awe,
As exotic petals greet the sun, the crowd applauds.
All are unaware that everything is dead,
Just as suddenly it dies from being overfeed.

Worldly starvation rears its ugly head,
For nothing will grow and everything is dead.
Hopefully an inhabitant will flee,
Forewarning galaxies of the exotically deadly breed.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Bradley Peter

    A good piece, that flowed quite nicely. I liked the way this was written, and I feel that the first stanza was my favorite. I must say though, that I didn't like the last two lines, because they didn't rhyme. I think this poem regressed as it continued through, to the end. Sorry if I seem harsh. I don't mean to be, nor do I want to be, but I feel that I should say my true opinion. (Unlike most on this site)

    Brad