There's a flower from the East,
It blooms amidst the plains,
Within a quiet mountain town,
It shines it's graces upon my eyes.
Sweetly fragrant Northern Rose,
Travelling on the desert winds,
Alight upon my flowery bed,
And rest here for a season.
Walk awhile in the canyons,
Travel down the coast,
Drink from gushing river beds,
And sleep beneath the fields of stars.
I hold this flower in my hands,
Lift it's petals to the hungry sky,
But with the dawning of the day,
The rose takes wing to fly away.
March 21,2010
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Absolutely gorgeous!