• A dandelion paapi •
And that parachute's cry
could be heard,
as it goes all white,
from in and around for it.
I sense the desperation I held, in it,
as the buzzing of that bumble bee
gets too loud, sucking the nectar,
soul, gets too painful to wilt.
Goodbyes could get harder,
even when life wasn't the way
I wanted it to be, so was that little paapi,
ready to fly between life and death.
It was forced to trust the bumble bee,
sucking it's mother's soul and find it's way,
to grow, to live and to bloom, and I,
stood there, silent, waving a goodbye
with my breaths!
The silence that filled the void around,
snowflakes consoling the mother,
and bringing me hug,
making me drop my thought of death,
I heard my mother, as I'd have
departed to a forever.
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