Paper GardenA Poem by FeggerIn the stillness of her room She sits with crepe of every hue; And pictures each an unknown bloom For which she’ll bring to light.
Tearing, cutting, twist and fold Fragile paper"color bold--and Each will have a center"gold Defying mask of night.
Recalling forms within her mind, She forms the petals"every kind In patient detail, every line" Imposters she creates.
Stems, leaves and even thorns At her hands, so real are born, and Even Earth was soon to mourn"the Charlatans of fate.
Hours passed, this lonesome day While paper gardens on display Breathing life of ease, defrayed-- Of artist’s willful spite.
Complete deception now her feat Sprays a fragrance natural sweet, That bees and birds will try to eat In longing, hunger flight
Then by and by at midnight’s hour, She brings outside each handmade flower, And celebrates her godly power-- In glorious disdain.
Yet sadness lives as well in dreams; As truth is always what it seems; And lonely always finds its means, To melt them in the rain. © 2011 FeggerReviews
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Added on January 31, 2011Last Updated on January 31, 2011 AuthorFeggerCTAboutPublished poet, songwriter, author and occasional humorist. "If I were lost, I wouldn’t deny it. Quite frankly, I’d embrace the fear in a dramatic and tortuous event until the child spo.. more..Writing
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