Poppies In The Sun Poem by james watkin
Poppies In The Sun
Fair, they push up; frailly pivot;
Pert, in their girlish play.
Flashing back to what, full-faced
Elated smiles their way.
A torrid air, round about
This alcove is heard:
"Bends which weak-stemmed concubine
Of our sultan preferred? "
Thursday, August 15, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: flowers
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