My light flickers in a golden sun Turning like the clock in my deserted room The sunlight has the nebulous sunflowers facing it and turning away The bees and trees, I hope for Providence's blessing, will stay
Some there whilst barely present Like some form of mysticism in this beaten shade In this vast ecosystem that resembles a dream or diary written in the dark Lay on the Galis of this forest, obscuring itself in the channel
The sunflowers hide or choose to prise themselves from the storm Fluttering in azure breeze later on Providing milk and honey to those clasping wasps Admitting to nature that has tossed and desiccated them
It is a lust for life That paints these scenic motions Also sculpted the landscape where it occurs That slips and slides with grace Alongside the mystic river of consciousness
Poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings: it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility. William Wordsworth