The Water Lilies

by Jenn   Apr 4, 2008


The water lilies filled this land with silence,
And stretching on the crystal,
Memories seeped from
The stars fallen upon them.

They shimmered and elicited
A silver of human dreams left to bask in,
Hoarding up every youthful leap;
(The failure always came after.)

We came and went as though they
Were paper flowers and every one was the same.
Our self-empathy has worn on them;
They are apathetic in every sense.

We move in a little sphere:
Stars are renewable, smiles are generic.
The water lilies are stale like meat left on the
Street for rodents to pick at, pleasing them.

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