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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required an assemblage of flowers are cascading in painted hues all tumbling and weaving saturated in color and light and I listen while my redolent garden murmurs for me wait- I whisper till I finish my morn' prayers ... my hair is a flowing pale river in the dew of morning and my gown is diaphanous and gossamer in the light as I meander lissome the labyrinthine of my garden like a colored butterfly in dalliance of a place sumptuous and among flowers soft as thoughts I am distant as an island oh, a dying flower hangs her head as I stroke her withering petals and the flowers sway and dance for me in utter happiness, and from hanging pots vines are creeping, climbing and clinging oh, the wildflowers overflow with joy threatening to take over, and a tropical orange flame hibiscus for Buddha meditation inspires, and herbs, herbs, herbs tangled, plunge from window boxes sublime as trailing things soft as a spider web and planted with love thrive oh, listen as mellifluous birds sing music for my soul and spirit and clouds sail across the blue sky and my garden sighs .. dappled and quiet .. ________________ August 12, 2021 Poetry/Imagism/dappled and quiet Copyright Protected, ID 08-1380-465-12 All Rights Reserved, 2021, Constance La France Written for the Standard contest, A Brian Strand You Choose sponsor, Brian Strand, Judged 08/12/2021
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