Wild Life Poem by Carolina May
Wild Life
Rating: ★3.5
Here at the ivory cabin by
the gumbo limbo trees,
I watch the reddish bark peel
while sipping lemongrass tea
Pink mandevilla climbs,
as green ferns flourish;
blossoms fall like scarlet,
yellow and purple snow
Between the shores of marsh and
ocean, soon the aloe will flower
orange in the sun; meanwhile
turkey vultures circle above.
Monday, March 24, 2008
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