Love, let me pick you a bright bouquet, all the flowers of the day, now, at our start, freshly plucked from the garden of my heart. Not as much as you deserve, but mine to offer, and I do: all I have to give, but true. - mce
Near the Canterbury Bells, and symphonies of Angel Trumpets; there the Labiatae flourishes. Harvested dreams on fragrant pillows carried on summer's breath. Reaped in the calm before the ravages of stormy pinnacle. Pacified in the aftermath of wild outbursts it grows lush again in all its sweet-smelling splendour
Tempestuous
ReplyDeleteNear the Canterbury Bells,
and symphonies of Angel Trumpets;
there the Labiatae flourishes.
Harvested dreams
on fragrant pillows
carried on summer's breath.
Reaped in the calm
before the ravages
of stormy pinnacle.
Pacified
in the aftermath
of wild outbursts
it grows lush again
in all its sweet-smelling
splendour
~Asphodel
And from this lovely poem, I - a plant guy - learn a new and sensuous name. Lush, indeed...
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