Poem: Tending Love, Tending Blossoms

 

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Spring flowers push their way through to see the sun,

Babies push their way through to see the faces of love.

Sharing warmth and creating beauty.

Everyone means something to someone.

A garden of many blossoms, tended by one,

Creates a place to admire.

A comforting face, seen by many,

Assures that beauty comes from within.

Sharing self, to make another blossom,

Brings the lives of many, out into the light.

 

(c) Rick Wyman

Poem, This Piece of Earth

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This piece of earth,
So clearly framed in my mind’s eye,
Transformed life into a watercolor.
Brush strokes blended like free flowing rain.
This piece of earth,
My masterpiece in the making,
Faded when others took it away.
While my eyes were closed,
They stole my brush,
To make changes upon my vision.
They muddied up the vibrant colors,
With lack of caring.
Where birds once sang
And flowers bloomed,
Is filled with weeds
And branches without fruit.
This piece of earth,
That had pulled my heart to its beauty,
Now scarred by others,
Shunned me away.
I sadly left it there,
With those whose care was false.
They framed it as a decoy,
And hid this piece of earth so well,
It died alone.
©Rick Wyman