* * * Sweet Tea Poem by Tsira Gogeshvili

* * * Sweet Tea

Rating: 3.2


Roses do not grow in the garden more, might watering...

Winter in April has begun there, sometimes too meet...

Gardener sits silently near fire-place...was sadly filling...

Can be will help, he drinks of sweet tea with the sweetest biscuit...

Saturday, April 25, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: april,fire,sometimes,winter
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ashraful Musaddeq 04 May 2009

Wonderful short poem with beautiful metaphor.

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Dr.subhendu Kar 03 May 2009

that is the mystery of rose, Gardner still knows the reeks of time, wonderful imagery by time and space..............1o+++, thanks for sharing dear Tisra...

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William Roberts 02 May 2009

I like the connection between gardens and gardeners.

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Costa Anakiev 30 April 2009

Dear Tsira, again I like your wonderful ideas, but if you write in English, ple-a-se, don't forget the realities of this language (THE sweetest... and so on) . Konstantin.

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Sandra Fowler 29 April 2009

An elegiac poem picture that lingers in the mind. Beautiful, Tsira. Warmest regards, Sandra

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Larry Shufflebottom 20 March 2025

so disgusting

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Ashraful Musaddeq 30 May 2009

An event or a piece of environment is successfully penned. You always speak a lot with short keys words and that is your style. Your style of composition added a good value to your poems. This is a nice poem with multi-directional meanings. Love with 10

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Fiona Davidson 06 May 2009

The roses don't grow anymore and so the gardener takes solace in his sweet tea and biscuits...done that myself before now...wonderful write Tsira...Fi 10++++

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Anjali Sinha 06 May 2009

hey Tsira I cannot undersatnd the connection between sweet tea, biscuits, and roses whatever, since it comes from the lovely Tsira (a beautiful name) I guess its, as beautiful-- anjali

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Roland Bastien 05 May 2009

I am glad to see your works take that direction.....Pleasure into wisdom.....great Tsira

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