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As Fierce as Iron as Sweet as Sugar
January 30, 2019
An Iron Lady
Is what she had to be
Fierce as a bulldog
As well as sugar sweet
She had to be a silver queen
She comes alive
When the whole world goes dark
In the night a wild child unfolds
Foreget-Me-Not is the
Melody she screams
No one seems to hear
Her quiet plea
From within her
A red core glows
It gives her a feeling
Like a gold rush
Even though in the day
A fake smile shows,
The red jewel that is her heart
Glows day after day
As bull's blood runs through her veins
She knows everything will be okay.
© Brittany L., Wolfforth, TX
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I wrote this piece in a Creative Writing Class using flower catolouges. The words that were flowers are: Iron Lady, Gold Rush, Bulls Blood, Red Jewel, Red core, Fierce Bulldog, Sugar Sweet, Silver Queen, Melody, Wild child, and the Forget-Me-Not.