Garden (Acrostic)

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Autoplay

Give me tiny thimbles of time
Alone by branch and budding breath
Rather I to see the willow weep
Drunk on Jasmine and white orleanda
Effervescent bubbling of birdsong solace
Nearer be I to my highest heaven

Susan Lacovara

Friday, May 23, 2014

Topic(s) of this poem: gardens

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(05/23/14) To John Brown, a fellow poet, whose acrostic poems bring about a smile. Here's one from across the pond.

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Guy Dimitri Jagodinski 30 May 2014

Well done and well written.

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Chuy Amante 26 May 2014

Wow! Loved it! Please send some magic to my ever-ailing Garden of Needin'

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Darlene Walsh 26 May 2014

It's a lovely poem. Did you mean to say oleander instead of orleanda, I looked up orleanda and couldn't find it.

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Savita Tyagi 24 May 2014

Loved it. Written with such beauty and artistry.

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