by socrates44San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
Mar 2022 483 Views 15 comments
I Am A Wildflower
Out in the open meadow
Swaying in the breeze
I am a wildflower
Living a life of ease
The seed from which I grew
Was blown here by the wind
It landed on the earth
And that was my beginning
I am watered by the rain
And fed by the earth
Each of them is dear to me
My life depends on both
My beauty is free for all to see
Even a little child
I love the life I am living
I enjoy being free and wild
Swaying in the breeze
I am a wildflower
Living a life of ease
The seed from which I grew
Was blown here by the wind
It landed on the earth
And that was my beginning
I am watered by the rain
And fed by the earth
Each of them is dear to me
My life depends on both
My beauty is free for all to see
Even a little child
I love the life I am living
I enjoy being free and wild
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Posted: Mar 2022
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Comments (15)
Kathy
Thanks for your comment
Thank you.
Yes, my friend, I know you like to be free in Nature like the wildflower
Take Care
Good poem Socrates .
I hope your grand niece was inspired to write and carry on the tradition.
Thanks for your kind comment.
Thanks for your thoughtful comment.
Thanks for your comment.
Yes, wild flowers share their beauty freely with others.
With regard to my grand niece, I hope the same.
Thanks for your comment.
Thanks again for your comment on the sister poem, "A Flower".