Short Botanical Garden Poems
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Alluring wanton eyes
I see them
I feel them
On me
And through me
But why?
Why do they pull me in?
The sweet smell of a botanical garden
Captivating
Intoxicating
This lovely flower
Statuesque and willowy
Bewildered...
She comes closer
But I ask... Why?
Botanical Garden
When she arrives
in sunlight,
orchid ribbons flowing
in her hair,
an orchid dress rising,
she finds the rest of us
are standing there,
simply unaware
that only she can hear
the applause
of a thousand orchids
break the air.
Donal Mahoney
Let’s use Majorelle blue, okay?
I nodded.
Knowing nothing of it.
Morocco botanical garden blue.
Named for Jaques Majorelle.
French painter.
Nuturerer of gardens for forty years.
Eighteen years after his death.
Yves St. Laurent and Pierre Berge’ restored it.
A glorious lively cobalt blue.
I am sitting in front of an empty building.
Large red, white and blue sign says “for lease”.
What would I do here?
Creative writing center?
Art center?
Botanical garden?
Toy museum?
Clutter our Way or the Highway?
Birdbrains Anonymous?
Crones United?
Hag’s Homemade Brews?
Psychedelic Phenomenon?
Krutsinger’s Believe it or Rot?
Voodoo Dolls and Vampires?
The ideas are endless.
I dial the number, to find out what the rent is.