Poem -

Any Other Name

Any Other Name

There were flowers here
That had outgrown themselves.
Tiny holes in everything.
Nothing holding it together. Nothing keeping it apart.
Is it "True or False" Or "Here and Gone"?
"Yes or No"? "Will or Won't"?
Stretching back across the whole entire span of time
With one motion.. In one swing.

There were flowers here
But they'd been picked..and hung..and all dried up
Decorated in a frozen moment they displayed
Too delicate to touch.
Deepening the tiny holes in everything
Breathing into..and out of..Us all..At once

There were still flowers here
That died.. But never wiletd
Enslaved.
Entombed.
Confined to the shadow of their pinnacle of beauty.
In rememberance they will never bloom again.

Still. there were flowers here.
Smelling sweet, and cold.. of metal blood
Beneath a million dandelions having sprouted wings
And lifted up
Seemingly as innocent as they come
Sunk low. Roots deep
Sending weeds slithering over the flowers
Splintering through every thorn
Tearing seething, gaping wounds out of the tiny holes
Till they grew far too deep for us to close

There were flowers here
That'd long outgrown themselves
Tiny holes in everything
Nothing holding it together
Nothing keeping it apart
It was true AND false.
Here AND gone
Yes AND No
Will AND Won't
Stretching out across the whole entire span of time
With one motion..In one swing
Now..there are NO flowers here.
But they will bloom in spring
 

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Christopher Correia

Stellar write,  

MollyScorecerer

full of depth and intrigue

a well conceived poem

open to speculation

should I take the easy route, assume the obvious changing of the season; death rebirth scenario?

but then again, this write can be seen in different ways, may I ask the poet to explain where she wanted the reader to go?   just curious, it is very good poetry either way, tribute

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Molly Braveheart

Thank you so much!!! This poem is about the figurative changing of the seasons.. Moving on past something you so badly want to hold onto. Be it beautiful, yet dead. wanting so badly to cling to something that once thrived. It was inspired by a literal bouquet of dead roses. Again, thankful so much for enjoying!

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Jason Brown

A cavalcade of beautiful imagery, conflicting ideas and the very stuff of life (and death).

May all your flowers bloom once again in the New Year, Molly.

J x

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Molly Braveheart

Thank you as always for your kind words!! May your flowers bloom this year and always!! :)

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Richard Waters

Your attention to detail when assembling and structuring your work sets you apart ! Your use of imagery tied with a belief in transmitting ideas or theories gives the poems strength.

Looking forward to reading more from you !

Thank you for sharing. 

Best wishes.  :)

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Molly Braveheart

Thank you very much!! Very honored and flattered to hear your thoughts! 

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