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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She was weaving a silken tapestry with long silver threads and golden memories from her life that hadn't yet faded Drizzles of sorrow fell with every loving stitch taken until the storm became a deluge, leaving her feeling jaded She rose from the prick of needling work, leaving it forsaken Walked to shed the weight of despair in her garden beds but petals from withered jasmine were scattered around blowing about in the wind, and some lying on the ground Only one was left, its stem holding tight to the bloom She smiled but dared not to touch the perfumed beauty Humans discolor the purity of innocent flower heads Ink flowed from pen to paper, her reminiscing took flight Reflections of loss that no beating heart can e're restore She wrote of Spring and a future that once seemed bright of Summer days when love was hers to have and hold Lines of the cusping of Autumn, and snow in Winter's cold Times when she'd built a fire, burning deep inside her soul She paused when visions began pooling in her weary eyes Dropped the pen recording verses of remorse and grief and blamed time, the thief who stole from her, loves once borne then torn from her and still she grieves when remembering when she'd worn her wounded heart on bloodied sleeves
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