Smiles The Choice Of Rose Hips Hue Poem by Mark Heathcote

Smiles The Choice Of Rose Hips Hue



Who brings me the tears of rainbows blue?
And smiles the choice of rose hips-hue
That brings to me the moon's gentle dew.
With kisses soft—as slender new.

Who brings me the laughter of bluebells white?
And dances those greens; like a garden sprite.
That brings to me, the azure morning light.
Like a thistledown angel lost in flight.

Who brings me the meadow's flowing flaxen hair
And whispering words spellbinding without a care
That brings me the same sense of wonder's rare.
Like woodland lilies under a leafmould layer.

Who brings me the moons, gentle dew?
With kisses soft; as slender new
With smiles, the choice of rose hips-hue
Why yes, my child, it's you.

Sunday, August 21, 2011
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