To A Garden Poem by Stephen Brian Brady

To A Garden



travelled there by flower-head
the pollen-count was high
and we blew in with pilgrims
from Herbivoriae

we trod the pathways lightly
to assemblages you'd find
casting their botanics
in the jam-jars of your mind

we'd never cast aspersions
at another mortals phobias
but erectus horizontalis
was just verdant propagatious

didn't know that it was over
but mid cakes and lemonade
came whispers from the borders
please dissipate and fade

Thursday, June 18, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: gardens
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Stephen Brian Brady

Stephen Brian Brady

Lancashire England
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