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The Cactus Flower, a poem by Karla Bardanza, Brazil
Life Poems & Metaphor Poetry
Karla Bardanza, Brazil
The Cactus Flower
Surviving without any water or even care,the enigmatic cactus flower bloomed alonein a harsh tropical desert lost somewhere,hidden by its shy thorns and a quiet stone.Adaptable to arid surroundings, silently it grewpretending to be strong when it was so fragile.Afraid of dark afternoons and everything new,The cactus flower learnt to live in tender exile.Being difficult to handle due to its spiky spines,It is a beauty hardly ever cultivated or admired.But even in solitude, this flower always shinesAs it has the qualities a difficult life required.Lovely plant of sweet pricks people fearBut they don’t know your pain and scarsOr even how many times you shed a tearSighing and gazing at the golden stars.A delicate enigma, this flower will always befor people who are heartless and totally blindas it holds the mysteries some are unable to see,those which are the most beautiful and refined.Karla Bardanza
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