Rametta

by Jennifer Smith   Dec 11, 2006


She picks the flower, running her fingers down the braided stem,
admiring its beauty
The garden is her only source of freedom
The glorious fountains, the magnificent flowers, and her favorite: the windflower

Her thoughts came to a hault when she heard a voice call her name,
She ran up the hill to her mistress,
carelessly dropping the flower,
there were more chores to be done

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