Season of Fences
Soft jasmine splits silence
slow scents slipping from sealed blooms
she sits still, shadowed, staring inward
sweetness stored beneath self-control
Blaming begins before belief,
broken backstories braided around her name
borrowed burdens bind her body,
bruises blurring blame and truth
fragile forms fold into familiar smiles,
faults flattened, fearfully filed away
fierce flutterings fight inside her
freedoms flashing against fate
when wicked wrongs are woven,
weighted words wound and wrap
wrath withers into refuge,
where she waits without witness
like jasmine judged for gentle glow,
jealous daylight denies her,
just long enough to bloom in dark
Strained but standing, scarred but soft,
schooled in survival
“Sorry”
Not from sin,
but from systems
that shape silence
into safety.
This is the season when fences
themselves eat the harvest,
when eyes lurk like greedy people,
waiting for the good jasmine season
to arrive -while she bends beneath
the weight of unseen labor,
and fragrant blooms never her
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