Plenty Of Enough Poem by Hans Ostrom

Plenty Of Enough



He preferred disenchanted gardens,
their real dishabile.
Accepted how, without wizardry,
one seed became a huge plant
with edible stuff hanging from it:
that was plenty of enough.

If a unicorn or a nymph
should wander in
among the productive mess,
he'd offer the nymph
a sugar-pea pod
and wait for the unicorn
to generate manure.

He like to listen to bumble-bees
and watch the writhing dance of worms.

2015

Friday, March 13, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: gardening
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