Withered Flower

toniawrites
Lit Up
Published in
1 min readAug 30, 2017

You wither away — slowly

like a flower without water

You let your head down

Once full of dreams

Now drained

By reality’s spiky thorns

How radiant you were

Your color has faded

The firm stem turned weak

You dreamed big

And fell deep

Cast off the dark shades

Let me see your green again

I’m desperate to give you water

But you say the well’s dried out

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toniawrites
Lit Up
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(YA) writer, dreamer, dork - loves the whimsical and bittersweet with a pinch of humor