Duane Botzek
Poems by Duane Botzek : 10 / 14
Spring Lilacs
Eyewitness of nature’s loom
When lilacs with long
Locks of blooms
Illumine my kitchen counter
Before the vase
Gathers them…
Scenting, banqueting
Crafting and dining
A living room
Their bright aroma
Shrieks out ascent of May
Accented by green leaves
Where birds nest - engulfed in perfume;
Sun, and color-woven
In lilacs’ purple costume
Springing through
The threaded tapestry
Of natures loom
Duane Botzek
Submitted: Wednesday, February 01, 2012
Poems by Duane Botzek : 10 / 14
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Hey, that's good, and from a male point of view, excellent. Read mine - Hand Haying -
Adeline
Personally I associate purple with lavender - this is my favourite one... For some reason I find the word 'lilac' to be an annoying onomatopoeia, but your poem is very beautiful. I love the visuals, I love its scent...
Thank you for sharing...