Anatomy Of A Flower Poem by Zia Jaycee May Trent

Anatomy Of A Flower

Rating: 5.0


A blue, blissful seed
Bubbles to breathe
Its breaths are quite quick
For the dire dirt is heavenly high

A mean, green, seed
Grows into a small smiling stem
and intensely increases
to sky high expenses

Wintry white petals bloom
The surprising scents of spring
Stupendous, sometimes superstitious
The pollen shares a story

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mary Gordley 26 January 2008

Very lovely use of language, you bring the flower to bloom before the reader's eyes. Thanks.

0 0 Reply

Beautiful, a bit like a stop-sequence of pictures, you watch the seed, germinate and flower before your eyes.

0 0 Reply
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success