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SOLITUDE IN THE WILD

Forlorn as a destitute child,

I wandered to the distant wild;

Through a peculiar lonelier wood,

Like a wave, roving as fast as I could.

Not long, I came by a myrtle river bank

Where early boughs grow wild and rank.

 

There my eyes kissed upon wild flowers,

All grandly dressed in neon colours,

Rhythmically whispering lullabies,

Ineffably upon velvety indigo skies,

Whilst swaying in a friskier dance,

That could render naked eyes in a trance.

 

At such a mesmerizing sight,

I drowned in a pool of sweet delight

Hence in wonderment shook my head,

And in a velvety voice whispered:

"Flowers, flowers, flowers, flowers

What brings about thy Ineffable colors?"

 

**And all flowers smiled and smiled,

And exuberantly all thus replied:**

 

"At dusk, when fair maidens of the night

Grandly dress in flocks, of burning bright;

And madly smiles about skies above,

Oh! Their opalscent eyes we flowers love:

So, from their pulchritudenous color;

So lies the mysteries of our allure."

 

At such a mesmerizing reply,

Sweet delight oozed from mine eye

Hence in wonderment shook my head,

And in a velvety voice whispered:

"Flowers, flowers, flowers, flowers

What brings about thy ineffable colors?"

 

**And all flowers smiled and smiled,

And exuberantly all thus replied:**

 

"At dawn, when the day's watchman

Doth weareth his novelty crown,

And treads upon yonder skies above,

Oh! His golden crown we flowers love:

So, from his pulchritudenous color;

So lies the mysteries of our allure."

 

At such a mesmerizing reply,

Sweet delight oozed from mine eye

Hence in wonderment shook my head,

And in a velvety voice whispered:

"Flowers, flowers, flowers, flowers

What brings about thy ineffable colors?"

 

**And all flowers smiled and smiled,

And exuberantly all thus replied:**

 

"When envious veils of dusk engulfs day,

Paving the fairest Empress way;

To grandly grace on yonder skies above,

Oh! Her rainbow robes we flowers love:

So, from her pulchritudenous colour;

So lies the mysteries of our allure."

 

At such a mesmerizing reply,

Sweet delight oozed from mine eye

Hence in wonderment shook my head,

And in a velvety voice whispered:

"Flowers, flowers, flowers, flowers

What brings about thy ineffable colors?"

 

**'And all,' all flowers smiled and smiled;

I mean, smiled, smiled and smiled,

I say, smiled, smiled and smiled,

And happiness bloomed in the wild.**

 

 

#bliss of solitude

 

 

©Kikodinho Edward Alexandros

Jumeira, Dubai

6th August 2017

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Written many moons ago whilst in shadows of solitude on passing by beauteously beauteous wild flowers by the edge of a whispering rivulet, a rivulet that serpentines through the heart of a desolate wood in the far countryside whence I come.

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