Short Stamens Poems
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The petals open perfumed
the stamens offer pollen
fruit grows to full round ripeness
petals dry fruit falls
©GG 27/08/2013
White petals torn, crushed,
when autumn comes too heavy,
forgotten in piles,
powdery stamens floating
atop lakes of buzzing air.
Their dangling stamens
Produced lots of pollen
To be carried by the wind
flaming red petals
a yellow sunshine spreader
bee attacks stamens
with bottom-feeder passion
his honey-business awake
fresh and aromatic were her newest flowers
miniature daisy stamens within daisies
in ombre' too, fascinatingly innocent
no wonder you are the favorite flower of girl scouts
and Juliette Low
Tulips
undress themselves
in the warmth of spring sun,
creating new seed for next year
again.
Tulips
again
Tulip flowers have one pistil (female) arising in their centers, with 6 stamens (male) arising from around the pistil's base. This means that tulips are self-pollinating and do not need other flowers to pollinate in order to make seed.
Like rivers of blood so flooding,
These poppies stay ever budding…
Stalks look like tired soldiers, nodding,
Stems stall like soldiers scaffolding!
Petals, like pleasing gun layers, peep,
Stamens like soldier-spiders creep;
Like smart guns, they seldom unfold,
Like army secrets soldiers hold!
Sign of still, calm, quiet future!
As enthralling armed men stature!
When, in wars, soldier-martyrs, die,
Lying on them, like mourners, cry!
29 October 2021