Cherry Trifle Poem by Ajit Das

Cherry Trifle



Wintry squads retreat;
icy blanket melts;
sun-drenched fields sparkle green;
and cherry is in full bloom.

A row goes on over its origin:
the Middle Kingdom,
the land of Samurai
or is it claimant Hanguk?

But like the Bard says:
what’s in a name?
One might also wonder:
what’s in a place?

Wherever it blossoms,
cherry heralds the advent of spring;
short-lived; it scripts a metaphor
of ephemeral beauty.

Sunday, October 11, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: beauty
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