Symbolism in a Poem
Starts with a blade
Of grass, sticking
Straight up, knifing
Through the filth.
A gentle hand grabs
At it, to ignore
The other weeds.
Replanting at the break
Of dawn, to carve
Into the garden grime.
A garden, though deceptively
Lovely, carries posionous
Snakes, bees, and spiders.
Beware the pretty temptations
Of a twisted idea called lust,
And know that the test
Of time should garner support,
That leads to respect
And finally communication.
If confusion reigns,
Read the last
Word in each distracting
Statement, and know
Only four are not a falsehood
When thoughts wander
To true love.
This poem is about:
Our world
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