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Phoenix Resiliency

Written: January 28, 2024 _____________________________________ Under a shivery midday embrace In a shade of algid sun's rays a hung flamboyant, peacock flower leaving the air agape with their genius hues bead petals shimmered as gemstones lead the way to nature's sublime dream a soft breeze blew across trees nurturing comfort of time beneath a sparkling, lovelorn sky With fortitude fetching flute tune echoes through the valley It signals cease of a journey Its courteous aromas fit lovers warmth rekindles dead twigs nature's oasis is vibrant and fragrant vibrancy, stimulation a gentle breeze carries an intoxicating scent of flowers enhancing sensory experience Flames fiercely flare flowers speckled sheen starkly studs rosemary-blue butterfly swirls in the air as the Phoenix's skyline dispels all gloom a powerful song fills the hallowed halls. dreams and wishes echo resoundingly. Phoenix's tale of renewal bravery and grace is a story of vying ashes deeming success with poise zest  It's time for fresh fieriness to flourish and nothing can stop it Winter doldrums are nearly over restore obliterating radiance bleak black charcoal awakening an upward world a kaleidoscope of colors and a loud choir utterly unique and dazzling light ornamentals adorned stars soaring high, aiming at the sky Phoenix flight reminiscence to achieve solace and delight we glimpse ourselves in it.
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Dutta Avatar
January 30, 2024 at 9:04 AM
So rhythmic , so well composed on gorgeous presentation, it is above any admiration. Simply I am whelmed. Have Good Days.
Rose  Avatar
January 30, 2024 at 4:38 AM
Your poetry is always brilliant and most colorful. I enjoyed dipping in your talented write today, congrats Sotto
Empress Avatar
January 29, 2024 at 11:11 AM
Such brilliant metaphors and creative adjectives and flow of word weaving throughout this dr sotto! Your way of delivering things is truly captivating and intriguing! Theres always a philosophical touch in your words and the wisdom that emanates through your lines leaves readers in awe! I love how youve written especially “ rosemary-blue butterfly swirls in the air as the Phoenix's skyline dispels all gloom“ wow! How artistic and enchanting! And i love the alliterations too! Impeccable write
Kerr Avatar
January 29, 2024 at 10:56 AM
I am engrossed in this exhilarating epic from a multitude of perspectives. Your obvious giftedness in the area of visual portraits, the creation of plausible narratives, and of course the optimistic strain rounding off this stunning masterpiece. I’m quite touched by your favourable and very incisive review of “Magenta etc” Sotto. Your reflections are a spur to further endeavours. Howard
Kendrick Avatar
January 29, 2024 at 7:12 AM
Great that winter is nearly over, and signs of spring are returning on the scene even though we know it is still going to be awhile when the heart of spring awakens our hearts. Thanks for sharing this one with us and for dropping by my page. Sara K
Pandit Avatar
January 29, 2024 at 5:50 AM
A delightful poem, my friend. --a gentle breeze carries an intoxicating scent of flowers enhancing sensory experience-- I like the sense of joy you convey.
Buhagiar Avatar
January 29, 2024 at 2:18 AM
One has to accept the change in seasons. Great poem leading to a sublime change in season. Hope Spring will come soon. I need to write a love poem.
Greenhough Avatar
January 28, 2024 at 8:35 PM
A lovely poem. The Phoenix is a perfect image of changing seasons.
May Avatar
January 28, 2024 at 3:29 PM
"Gemstones lead the way to nature's sublime dream", as the Phoenix takes flight, Well written Sotto
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