A Poet's Garden Comments

I like the cumulative flow of your poem about - poems. And your relationship with your own poems is so h-e-a-l-t-h-y: You have nurtured them into existence and publication, and now they can nurture us. The analogy of poems and flowers offers so much to appreciate. I remember the naturalist writer and poet Loren Eiseley saying in one of his science books, there was no genuine reason for the appearance of flowers on the earth. Flowers don't provide food or shelter or anything practical - just BEAUTY. And that's the bottom line contribution of your poems and all of our poems. Dostoyevsky's Prince says, BEAUTY WILL SAVE THE WORLD. they don't provide food or shelter

very nice, in the hearts of others

that is beautiful- feelings flowing on the petals of words and verses...

Amazing! Can't get better than this. I always wanted to write something like this. Superb.

Totally enjoyed reading this poem, it's so perfect, matching how I feel also. I love to plant words to see if they grow, in the hearts of others I don't even know. We two are one in thought at times. RoseAnn

Great thoughs expressed here. Rad mine - Brush Strokes - Adeline

You have a beautiful garden, Where poems grow, With the touch of your heart, That's always aglow, With love for nature and men, And that's why I'm so pleased, To give you ten out of ten!