Two Spring Flowers

Two Spring Flowers

Think of those two little spring flowers,
That fell from the tree, dancing in the little breeze,
Down into the blue lake below.
Moving down, with the current 
Soon to be separated from each other, 
In the ripples of the lake!
As they floated down, on the blue span 
Of the lake,
Trying not to wet their pretty petals,
They soon forgot each other.
Time went with the tide.
Stars came out twinkling, from where they hid.
There came a little breeze, bringing to mind,
The days they had left far behind.
Together they had bloomed smiling at the world.
Together they had quarreled for a silly thing.
In some happy hour of their life,
They had promised to be friends, forever!
Poor little flower, now far away
Sad they forgot the promise they had made.
In their gloom they prayed, though in vain, to meet again!

Poem By: K Mary Elizebeth