His Garden
A Poem by
Marie Harrison
A botanical poem.
His Garden
Thistles prick and tear at my skin
Trying to escape to a safe protective den
Who knows what darkness hides within
Nothing is safe in his garden
© 2010 Marie Harrison
Reviews
Oh I LOVE this one! Just what we were talking about...
Very well done!!
Posted 15 Years Ago
This sounds great. Great pacing and rhythm. Your rhymes are superb. great job
Posted 15 Years Ago
This sounds great. Great pacing and rhythm. Your rhymes are superb. great job
Sounds like he needs a landscaper!
Posted 15 Years Ago
Sounds like he needs a landscaper!
There are other gardens too, where all is peaceful and warm, where the bushes provide shelter and where the moss is soft where the stream flows...
Posted 15 Years Ago
There are other gardens too, where all is peaceful and warm, where the bushes provide shelter and where the moss is soft where the stream flows...
I really liked the last line, very gripping indeed, this kind of makes me think of like a little poem you'd see at the beginning of a book, you know? Very well done, I loved it, great job!~
Posted 15 Years Ago
I really liked the last line, very gripping indeed, this kind of makes me think of like a little poem you'd see at the beginning of a book, you know? Very well done, I loved it, great job!~
interesting use of metaphor..
Posted 15 Years Ago
interesting use of metaphor..
what a creepy, scary garden! I love how mystery it is!
Very powerful with your choice of words!
Posted 15 Years Ago
what a creepy, scary garden! I love how mystery it is!
Very powerful with your choice of words!
Oh I like this. And a SCARY garden it is!
Posted 15 Years Ago
Oh I like this. And a SCARY garden it is!
At first I thought this was about God, but after reading it over, I see someone who feels they must run and hide, who needs to be protected from the unknown, or maybe someone known to you, whom you feel has done you wrong. The last line,
"Nothing is safe in his garden" is a very powerful statement.
Posted 15 Years Ago
At first I thought this was about God, but after reading it over, I see someone who feels they must run and hide, who needs to be protected from the unknown, or maybe someone known to you, whom you feel has done you wrong. The last line,
"Nothing is safe in his garden" is a very powerful statement.
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Added on December 8, 2010
Last Updated on December 8, 2010
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Marie Harrison Atlanta, GA
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Momma told me to get out and enjoy life, so now I'm going to dance.
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