A Long-Stemmed RoseA Poem by WindSongAt the edge of a water lily pond Butterflies gather then flitter away. A reflection of blossoming gardens Sparkle with the sweetest flowers in May. A breath of spring blows warmly by, And red roses flourish with ones of gold. Songbirds sing without delay, As the beauty of moonlit nights unfold. A young woman picks a delicate flower That time will keep in quiet repose. While in a field with wisps of lavender, Her teardrops fall on a long-stemmed rose. A starlit eve inspires a bouquet with Beaujolais For lovers who love beneath a weeping tree. And those who love in youthful fancy, The winds caress them in a meadow by the sea. © 2014 WindSong |
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2 Reviews Added on May 7, 2014 Last Updated on May 7, 2014 AuthorWindSongScarsdale, NYAboutI enjoy reading the poetry of e.e. cummings, Dylan Thomas, Anne Bradstreet and Pablo Neruda, to name just a few. Reading and writing poetry is my escape from the rat race. When I read the poems of r.. more..Writing
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