A symphony of soft pink light, A flower bathed in morning’s grace. Serene, untouched—a gentle sight, Nestled in its sacred place. But then, a silent shadow crept, Dark clouds veiled the pastel glow. Soon the heavens softly wept, As life had trials to bestow. The flower bowed, all damp and weak, Burdened by each heavy drop. Its soft pink hue grew dark and bleak, As the storm began to stop. One by one, the petals fell, Leaving nothing but the stem. What once had bloomed so bright and well, No longer shone, a lost gem. Until a kind hand reached with care Gathering the petals, torn apart She taped them back, a love so rare Mending a soul that had lost its heart She reached out over the flower, Shielding it from further scars. Then she whispered, soft in power "Even in the storms, I'll show you the stars."
A Kinder Night She looks up at the night above And wonders how it may seem To gleam a pretty diamond Among the quiet seas Beneath her unhappy smile she hides A thousand endless selfless cries For she longs to see her world find joy A question of hope glimmer her eyes An endless wave of problems she face And none to open to or cry in vain But even then she holds it up A smile that carries hidden pain Awake in hush, while others dream She lets it out quiet to breathe And all the while the moon just smiles As she prays for one kinder night ~Yours truly
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