Mourning Thistle

Mourning Thistle

A Poem by Kirsten Mair

Thistle.
Stood in our mourning bouquet;
Appearing secondary to the blooming white rose
Entertaining the eye, like she did.
But now I focus on you
Your spines are strong, under my skin.
Thistle.
Jagged, distant, natural.
That's what reminds me of you;
You stand in perfect combination
With the unabashed white rose,
Whose petals fell prematurely.
Thistle.
You stood strong, you stood sturdy
Valiantly providing plumage to the display.
But you began to wilt and wither;
Reunited with the rose
As a solitary thistle looks so lost alone.

© 2013 Kirsten Mair


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Added on March 7, 2013
Last Updated on May 1, 2013

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Kirsten Mair
Kirsten Mair

Cheshire, United Kingdom



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