Brunnera Ambiguous

Creating poetry to explain plants in detail, hopefully to be published one day.

 The Brunnera genus, [inset],

  

 "such is the likeness to forget-me-not" 

  

 Dissipate the similarities between forget-me-nots,

 and this keeping of originality, amongst the small;

 I do propose the diminutive aspect at picking lots

 with a tried and tested love chosen between us all.

  

 A display vaguely describing love each in singular,

 During growth, the Brunnera grows in wonderment

 the eloquent theories are picked, showing a secular

 notion by loves query to display a tender augment.

  

 Discretely why ambiguous has evolved with a true,

 concealment, flimsy of worth, remotely spellbound

 stellar waves, evolving like the crux, a vibrant blue

 establishes, both from whom, such love was found.

  

 To frolic with resplendent means to whom attached

 a delight, precariously close to the place one forgets,

 the ambiguous nature, the colour blue has matched;

 A truer likeness, than that which is often chosen, lets.  

Author's Note

Explaining the metaphor from plants

Reviews

[jacob erin-cilberto]

well Tony...she loves me, she loves me not...the flower blooms, love blooms...love has an ambiguous nature and it can be many colors...it also can leave us blue.

i like how you used this plant/flower to describe love and its many petals...

really beautiful description and flow.

[SheWolfNLust]

Oh tony, how I love your metaphors here as I love the beautiful pictures they paint within my mind, I hope you'll write more in this series as your poems here are of your best works, I truly loved your every word and thanks so much for sharing xoxo