Garden's Fell Poem by Cece Dev

Garden's Fell



A Garden is a beauty,
from one view or another.
But if you see it a different way,
it’s enough to make you shudder.
Roses though red and rosy,
carry daggers on their backs
Oleander though pink and merry,
will bring a plague to your body.
Goldenseal though rich in bounty,
will prick you, make you pay.
So you see though beautiful and cheery,
a Garden’s Fell is merely here.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem can be about a garden but a garden can’t do you any harm unless you experiment with poisonous plants. This poem is more or less about looks. Something or someone may look and act beautiful, but inside we all contain a poison.
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