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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