Upon Reading Allen Ginsberg's Green Valentine BluesA Poem by ColettePoetry challenge for the Almost Dead Poets Society...to read Allen Ginsberg, and write in his vein
He found a leaf / shaped like a heart didn’t he know... it was a morning glory from the start?
Of course there is the moonflower / and the vines do match you just need patience for the bud to hatch and then you wait and watch / wait and watch so that you can catch a beautiful white blossom, which opens at night a moonlike glow in sight
I told myself if I got a moonflower to grow / this summer I will find Love / a dove will coo and winter shall not be so dreadfully cold
I’ve been told Life does not wait Death, I put on hold as I wait...for the answer to unfold
The answer is in my moonflower vine These vines with green hearts growing upward on a bench made for two Morning glory with the morning blues Wisteria wrapping the arch overhead waiting too / for a future to bloom
and I loom in the darkness barefoot and quiet by day I dig in the dirt / on an unfulfilling diet repeat, repeat
wait / wait
until the answer unfolds on a vine of green hearts the delicate, sweet fragrance of my moonflower / dear to my heart I look to the moon / howl / propose a start I whisper in kind to my funny valentine
When will you be mine? © 2011 ColetteReviews
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