My Anisoptera Costate.... Poem by Sylvia Frances Chan
My Anisoptera Costate....
My Anisoptera Costate, impressions from Thai
my most favourite colour,
is dark moss green
my favourite ardour,
walking between all the green
I have also seen a skylark,
in the Taksin Maharat Park
is this my song for this morning?
I still must learn to sing, darling
But remember one thing, my darling
This morning, this morning, this very morning
I ´ve made friends with the Giant of Thai
I happened to meet him up there
he reached almost the Mae Sot sky
so huge and handsome in harmony
amongst my most favourite tree
the Anisoptera Costate, call its simple name
the Krabak tree, just for me, just for me
when I wish to go home and say good bye
I cannot embrace him, he´s too tall
please, do not ask me constantly why
he is too big, too high, my deepest sigh
and too………….yes, I say it, and he is too…. fat
darling,that´s my greatest grief, I am so very very sad….
Sylvia Frances Chan
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A Fortnight Thailand
TODAY Monday 2 September 2019
My Impressions from Thai
and my dearest Mae Sot sky
Sylvia Frances Chan
All Rights Reserved
Monday 2 Sept 2019
A very mice poem between myth and reality. Green is the color of hope. Your words are the color of dreams , imagination and beauty as your thoughts in this poetic fantasy, you so perfectly, develop.
Dear Sandra, I had been here to see the Anisoptera Costate when I visited this greenest park ever near Mae Sot. Really cute and very very tall. All still exist, dear poetess. Thank you for your precious visit and kindest response. God´s Blessings.
Anisoptera Costata the giant tree with its dark green friendship serve a darling poetry! !
WOW, Mahtab! I miss your true comments/response. God Bless you and your country. Thank you so much for your precious visit to my poem site.
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5/6/2024 10:53:38 AM # 1.0.0.1119
The poet has orchestrated a beautiful poem with the aroma and icon of the surrounding. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for your precious visit and valuable response....yes indeed, it IS an icon, do well said.