Spring or winter evergreen, and both seasons in between, perfect structure, petals the brightest blue
Cared for all around the clock, while living under the lock, artificial custody to keep you true
Fertilized night and each morn, from the day that you were born, miraculously grown and right on cue
Reach up, reach up, reach up, stretching out toward your light providing father sun
Open, open, open, give him his reward dutifully circadian
Ennui you can not avert turns your ear toward the dirt, criticize the worms to get through the day
Feel your roots begin to rot, still you love the flowerpot, dreams of living free slowly fade away
Frankly I’d have never guessed you’d be one to be possessed, just another sad exhibit on display
Why not, why not, why not, wither and decline, find purpose in the compost mound?
Somewhere, somewhere, somewhere, water to divine awaits you just below the ground
In the bowels of birds, on the bellies of bees, at the tip of the tongue of a serpentine breeze |