Lotuses Poems - Poems about Lotuses

I was a lttle girl, so wistfully in thought back then. Wearing a silk kimona, dreams of a sivered, shiny pen. A special place in my heart, then, suddenly came to be, Bright pink, soft turquoised robe, quite heavenly. It was this little girl’s gifted.yummy yet holy solitude, The blue moon and stars, gave her freedom and latitude. I...

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She spoke a Tale of Her yougth abot a man and woman who wished to marry they sought refuse at a camp. There the deacons and nuns feed the hungry and performed the task of marrage. They had traveled mere miles to be there: there they would trade there Torquise for the things they needed. While there they married and...

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They were like lotuses in a pond, Born in murky waters, dirty were their roots, Their fragile body beaten by the wind, Slapped and slapped, almost sinking deep. Bereft from warmth, bereft indeed, Yet pure inside; they were willing to heal, To take on the world, to find something dear, To bloom proudly despite their fears....

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purple lotus blooms, on a glassy, silver lake ~ gold sun, lustrous moon...

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fooled by deception, bigotry and hate set out to seize the day... totally unaware they would encounter justice...peace...love... erupting from each step along the way they would dare: truth prevails... never fails......

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