Calla Lily Poems - Poems about Calla Lily

green leaves, foreshadow, of sword-like regalia… lily buds unsheathed - dainty pastels of yellow, purple, pink and lavender...

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the sunshine stunners a varicolored valley calla lilies wild blacks reds and orange at home with pinks and yellows the swinging season pink robin in leaves strutting towards the sunset unseen gardener...

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Lone Lily Unfurled in quiet repose Grasped in the hands of the damned Held under chin to capture the soul Closed in the darkness Of satin lined box Never again to be gazed upon It’s sweet scent lost to the living Slowly fading as flesh melts And all that remains…… ...

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Alas, I beseech you, Rose. How many have fallen to your elegant beauty? The curves of every petal, red as a ripe cherry, have called so many. Next to the rose, who can love the Calla Lily? I am only a simple flower, beautiful, perhaps, only for that simplicity. My curves are not as elegant as...

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A lily sits frozen upon a white mountain, Overseeing the crimson sun. Overseeing landscapes with striking ginger and emerald, That even God dreams of such blissful sceneries. Its Wind blows the Grass, Into a wave motion, swiftly, and gently moving towards the lily, Yet such a gentle gesture is unable to sooth away its bitter cold. When it rains and falls on...

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