The garden
Palest of shading,
softest of hue
White tinged with yellow
pink tinged with blue.
Scents sweet and lingering,
leaves shaded green,
petals unblemished
with new buds between.
Roots in the sweet earth
flowers face the sun
some of them dying
some not begun.
Bent by the winds,
fed by the rain,
dying away
and then coming again.
Dappled in sunlight
blanketed in snow.
Resting, restoring,
then starting to grow.
Bold in bright sunlight,
wilting by noon,
gentle by twilight,
soft in the moon.
Noisy with birdsong,
humming with bees,
a corner of paradise
created to please.
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Ceemb 2006
June 3, 2009 at 3:58 am |
another lovely poem!