Notes About The Poem
Poetic Form: Crown of Sonnets: Italian or Petrachan
Inspired: 2024 January 14
Image: Jacaranda mimosifolia by eBay

Jacaranda mimosifolia - Jacaranda mimoso - 20 Seeds - Picture 1 of 5

Song of The Blue Jacaranda No 7: ABAB

Genteel parade cascades in white trimmed linked,
though these blues, twenty-meter, inlander
also impressive, broad stretched branch, distinct
crown more stable. The Blue Jacaranda,
has smooth bark, aged scaly, bears enduring
violet flowers, panicles--cluster,
woody seed pods next. Flowers one month Spring,
one month Summer. Considered in danger
likewise, an invasive class, overrun
native class, but, concerned regions vary.
Ornamental tree ranks high, can't be done.
Surroundings and weather techniques, wary.
Streaked down the city's humming boulevards,
or nearby country lanes and quaint front yards.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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January 14, 2024 at 8:02 PM
Oh my, violet flowers, such a beautiful parade of floral ambience, those which bloom exquisitely one month in Spring and one month in Summer! I absolutely love how descriptive you are, giving information so poetically and expressing the intriguing nature of these outstanding gems of nature, in such a unique way.. I absolutely loved reading this sonnet of flora.. Beautiful done with regal wordplay, that indeed creates a lavish ambience.. Sending light & best wishes, always ~
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January 14, 2024 at 10:45 PM
Aloha, Hiya. The color 'blue' is a rare spectrum from the color wheel to grace itself an equitable resolve of a redolent issue of a gift ordained, Cheers, my friend. Mahalo, William
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