Nostalgia

A girl, 
Fresh, green in the sun
  A fern, a
          furl of 
  leaves and shorn
Stems - An expression of hope
              Emanating 
   Radiating in a youthful 
Show of enthusiasm... 

        Curls
            Wildly flying in 
                       the mischievous wind
Fluttering, riding 
       swooshing air in propriety, a
     Blinded eye, wantonly 
                         Enjoying 
               the freedom taken for granted.

 A sign of their
            Youth,
   People think; indulging smiles
Exchanged.
                         Years later,
 those same eyes
               Now dimmed with experience
        which once
Were vivacious
      Those same wanton curls
            now grey with age, tangled
   with failed dreams. 
     

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  1. Unknown16 December 2017 at 07:34

    OMG it's so pretty..!!! ✨

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  2. Unknown16 December 2017 at 09:45

    👌👌

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