Flower Parents Poems

"Lizzie Borden took an axe,
gave her mother forty whacks,
when she saw what she had done,
gave her father forty-one,
she washed herself from a watered pail,
she claimed...

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A flower at the budding stage which
Will never now reach full bloom,
This flower’s potential left unfurled, 
A flower cut much too soon....

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How fortunate do I feel,
when I think of my mother, deriving
my name from the classic story
by Kalidasa, the greatest Bard in Sanskrit -
The story about...

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My first foray onto the stage my freshman year
I played the part of a journalist in only one scene 
so I understood why no one...

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In days of old,                                           ...

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Two taps in an oval, ceramic mold
(time pause of my playful, jittery tot)
were set to dry and decorated bold,
placed with care in a rustling garden...

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Almost every tree has been cut down,
a resort for the gamblers is being built;
elders and fortune seekers will frequent it often,
say farewell to those quiet...

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Blackberries start as white dots in a sea of thorns
The flower will fade, and a green berry will join
Protected, it will grow and be pink
Safe...

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The rose bud
The soft petals
Clad between the sepals
Oblivious to daily dismals

Drops of water dribbled
Gliding soflty off the sepals
Not a single drop
Reaching the smooth petals.

Sweet Little...

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Three flowers ...
          of extraordinary bloom,
     seeds and earth, spun together in...

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Life bubbles forth in a natural magic

So blinding are the lost nights
so burning the constant tones
etching our blood with stones
Island journeys to find a maze
glorifying...

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Always tried to do my best
still not much earth-blest
Of five children one 

alone makes me grand
too foolish in the flower
God chaffs the plan in

love's forgotten-hour
light...

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Parents
exercising totalitarian rights
to abuse and neglect WinWin family governance resolutions
for restoring peace with EarthJustice climates,
develop unfortunate children
perpetually longing
for their revengeful turn
at decompositional bat.

Families pulling through...

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The dandelion’s a noble flower
not a scraggy little weed.
it holds it head up proud and high,
born of a hardy seed.

It claims the ground it stands...

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A loving father  wishes the very best for his little princess..
Be it in school or home, within and without, she gets the best...

From day...

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