Billy Buttons

Billy Buttons under the Celery Pines free verse Billy Button's downy foliage Burst open with large gold blooms. Midst thousands of dandelion's green Above, celery pines tip their plumes. Grasslands wave contently in the fields Missouri golden rods climb the hill. Broom beard grass and buffalo clover Send subtle earthy scents, cross my sill. Mulberry's beckoning to the blue ash, Creeping soft grass hides the jasmine crepes. Water pond seeks dry nooks and crannies As nature swags her majestic drapes. All of nature is alive and full of romance Kissed by morning dew she opens her buds Her long silky fingers rustle all to wake Bejeweling earth in vibrant colored studs. Carole Cookie Arnold 2010<>
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Brown Avatar
January 21, 2011 at 4:43 AM
I am stopping by this morning to read your amazing poetry, and to thank you for your kind comments on mine Carole. Love, Carol
Mehta Avatar
May 31, 2010 at 5:49 PM
Very creative one. enjoyed it
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May 31, 2010 at 4:08 PM
nice one and enjoyed, very different and unique have yourself a nice one,..p.d.
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