Archive for Sunday, April 25, 2010

Poet’s Showcase: ‘The Soul’s Garden’

April 25, 2010

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Red poppies

Awakening from a

Sleeping song —

White peonies

Opening to a lotus

Bloom,

Purple asters

Kissing the early

Morning sky —

Green grass

Bouncing, dancing

With the breeze —

Bluebells

Tipping their palms

To touch the earth —

Orange lilies

Signifying the healing of

Death and rebirth —

A floral choir

Singing in the garden

Of my soul.

— Stephanie Ann Barrows lives in Lawrence.

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  1. AlfVenison (Alf Venison) says…

    It's usually a bad idea to use the word "soul" in a poem. Also, avoid the pathetic fallacy. Beyond that, how exactly can "Death" be "healed"? This makes no sense.