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Mary-Eliz
Poems
Mar 2018
Uncommon Elegance
In my garden
I have seen the rain
turn the leaves
to lustrous emeralds and jade
I have seen
a Hummingbird bathe
in the freshly watered leaves
of a Buddleia
moving leaf to leaf
in delighted fluttering
I have seen
juvenile, yet nearly grown
Blue Jays, beaks open,
throats quivering
demanding to be served
by their weary, patient parents
I have seen
a vivid Green Snake pose
as a Zinnia stem
eyeing me cautiously
as I pass by
startled, yet captivated
I have seen
a Box Turtle leisurely
floating in the pond
his bowed back
the color of rich soil
dabbed in sun spots
by an artist's brush
while Frogs,
slick and bug-eyed
peek mischievously
through the water's surface
and disappear as if
playing a game
of hide-and-seek
In my garden
I have seen
a Moonflower unfold
its pure white soul
and inviting fragrance
as dark begins
opening itself slowly,
****** bride to the night
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Mary-Eliz
Virginia
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