Dandelion

A remnant wall halted a dandelion seed
She thus stopped flying and let it be 
She's settled  down there ever since
And been away from her companions 

She's spent the spring in the corner 
And been soaked once by the rains
She broke her free with rapid burgeon
And flourished flower yellow as golden 

From then on, she's bowed her head 
Bring up her children by taking pains
She's done her best to raise them up
And vowed to let them fly to the edges 
Of the sky or the ridges of the seas
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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