Drowning in a Sea of Flowers, a General poem | SparkaTale

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Drowning in a Sea of Flowers

By: Heather Brown

Created: April 17, 2014 | Updated: April 17, 2014

Genre : General

Language : English

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Somewhere in a rainbow ocean
The rain begins to fall,
A quiet storm put into motion
In the midst of colors all.

In the middle of a clouded day
The flowers are painted bright
Where all of us are meant to stay
Upon taking final flight.

Passionate reds and smiling yellows,
Fiery oranges and delicate pinks.
But brightened colors make one mellow
And brings reminders for us to think.

Staring into the joyous hues
That blanket all the beds
Can turn it all to greys and blues
Of a somber world instead.

There is no one who can smile
When they see this little place:
A garden expanding just a mile,
Causing many a teary face.

And yet there is such legacy
Upon each little stone
And yet there is such looming misery
By which the flowers grown.

Somewhere in the outskirts of town
A bell tolls for six hours.
Somewhere there is a soul who drowns
Within this sea of flowers.

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  • D.M. Gergen

    Four short poems that all are connected and fairly good by my novice standard. One thing that brought this rating down was that it was listed as a mystery when it most definitely is not a mystery. Although there is a question of what happened to the subject in the first poem that does not qualify it to be an actual mystery. In that, this piece was disappointing since it does not live up to the genre standards or expectations. It would fit better in a general category.

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    October 9, 2013 Flag


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