The lady poet in the wildflower garden
By Yutka
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In a wildflower garden,
where colours clash and blend,
she wanders, barefoot,
flowers, each a voice,
a verse that only she
will understand.
Sunlight dapples her thoughts,
as bees hum in
the rhythm of her untamed heart.
She bends,
and plucks a fragile stem,
holds it so lightly, as if it were akin
to a green sapphire gem,
with words unfurling
like tendrils, and uncurling
all blooms within -
Here, in this step of life,
she finds her stride,
the freedom call,
that tells her, who she is:
wearing a crown
of unique spirit blossoms
in pink and white -
with memories and feelings,
all her own.
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I was so moved by this
I was so moved by this beautiful poem, each word is richly woven into nature's folklore, reminding me of times gone by and Victorian ladies in cottage gardens, where perfume fills the air, along with her wild flowers, and the lady is at one with nature.
Evokes so much of what I adore.
Jenny.
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you are the poet, you are the
you are the poet, you are the garden, the words falling like petals from the ether.
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