Best Delphinium Poems
Then Came the Lady In BlueThen Comes the Lady in Blue
(“...But to the sound of his passing/he sings. It is a kind of triumph/that he grieves— thinking of the white lilacs in bloom, profuse, fragrant, white in excess of all seasonal need,/and of the mockingbird’s crooked/arrogant notes , hooking...
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Categories:
delphinium, character, faith, god, poems,
Form:
Free verse