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Gardener of Wildflowers

Green is the sky and all the lights of heaven

Are peeking eyes, up to us in given blossoms

Of the flowering clover and bright are new daisies,

Wee sparks of fire who squad, roams of butterflies

And bees on bouncing airstruck mission waysides,

The shot stems of wildlings breech, lancing into sky.

 

I am the gardener with suns aborning in my eyes,

To pull the weeds wildly and declare all is garland,

I hear trumpet of bindweed, see hearts in the leafs

Of coltsfoot, crowns in the thistle, tapestries, vines

For dress of hair and eye and walls on cottage dry,

Are lovemakes true and keepsakes of joyous times.

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Written by
rainey-birthwright
Published
Aug 12, 2015
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#hope#flowers#beautiful#sunshine
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