Morning Glory

Morning Glory

A Poem by Erin Thomas

Silk stalk of a bulb, bloom

Covets the sweet sunshine and

Requires the splash of warmth

To beckon honeyed petals into exposure

 

Creeping into a valley of anticipation

In the crack of a door,

Blooms lose sight of home

While searching for new.

 

The new has no silver poison

And no danger of paralysis.

Whilst en route to �"

Stems Crack �"

 

However, Glory, overlook the

Early worm. The silver lining kills.

It comes early when petals are bare

To crack a could with a faulty snare.

© 2012 Erin Thomas


Author's Note

Erin Thomas
I was trying more for a Dickinson style with my own personal twist.

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Added on October 1, 2012
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Erin Thomas
Erin Thomas

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I'm a student. Contact me if you want to know more. I write for myself (and for my classes when needed). However, I am always looking for ways to improve! more..

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