Queen Of The Night Poem by Varsha M
Queen Of The Night
The scent of vanilla
In my garden villa
On auspicious night
Call me to blight
As selenicereus grandiflorus
Spreads its petelous arms
Twinkling so bright
That my eyes caught.
Train of sleep, long off
I now wish to see it puff
The whole night I gathered
Bliss of opening petals, I witnessed.
Family of catus, though it is
Stood straight even in arid times
Just for one night bliss
As the night blooming dehisce.
Wallet of wonders fills
As my labor bills
Repaid with its smile
As the whole night they beguile.
O cactus! O cactus!
Life would be this,
I never thought it
But your rare existence, made it.
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A lovely poem conveying facts of a beautiful cactus flower....interesting 5*****
A vivid depiction of the wonderful attributes of the queen of the night flower. A well conveyed poem
This was a delight to read. Very lovely! Congratulations on POTD.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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I have complimented you before, but my words are not visible, so here I go again: CONGRATULATIONS on being chosen as The Member Poem Of The Day. Hoorray!