Thalictrum (King Of The Meadow) Poem by james watkin
Thalictrum (King Of The Meadow)
Where Thalictrum stands, a firmanent
Puffy as the blue transpires.
As fleeting upheld, that higher-blown.
As fey hued, of dusking's pyres.
In their constant peering up, what shapes
For torpid day-tramping snails?
A sameness of cloudiness I guess;
From where stream odorous hails.
Thursday, September 26, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: flower
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