Nightflower Poem by Felix Bongjoh
Nightflower
Nightflower
The ship cuts horizon,
Crimson yelling behind,
Where sky kisses sea
With a soft arc, bud
Of blooming night flower
Brighter than lighthouse,
Only bare silvery light
With no arrow-lipped
Petals that pierce eye
And heart, the distant I,
A lover in the vessel -
O horizon where bond begins
And ends with a curved
Line, a brand-new snake
About to curl into a lover
When arrows shoot eye.
Of blooming night flower Brighter than lighthouse, Only bare silvery light With no arrow-lipped Very good poem. nature and the expressions of beauty. tony
Petals that pierce eye And heart, the distant I, A lover in the vessel - O horizon where bond begins /// beautiful poetic expression; wonderful poem penned
A poignant rendition elegantly penned with clarity of thought and mind. A beautiful poem. Thanks for sharing.
Weaving in and around targets and lovers and the anthropomorphic allegory of the landscape and horizon interacting like a lover and what attracts the eye. A night flower beaming more light than a lighthouse lets nature be the brighter force.
Weaving in and around targets and lovers and the anthropomorphic allegory of the landscape and horizon interacting like a lover and what attracts the eye. A night flower beaming more light than a lighthouse lets nature be the winning point to the eye.
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I would like to translate this poem
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Weaving in and around targets and lovers and the anthropomorphic allegory of the landscape and horizon interacting like a lover and what attracts the eye. A night flower beaming more light than a lighthouse lets nature take over.