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The Arbutus

Embrace the beauty of the trailing vines,
like a virgin that entices,
yet innocent and pure, bashful and timid
while the scent of the smiling strawberry bud
outranks even the most beautiful rose.
I see you stand, tall and proud,
the Queen of God's luscious garden.
Soaking beneath the rays of the
keeper of all creation,
unplucked you are, virgin bride of the garden.
While your roots lie hidden, you emit radiance,
watching the bustling world around you.




Poetry by Kiran
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Written on 2007-04-02 at 13:38

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ardent.March
Oh, I just love your poetry, I have the Gazebo one bookmarked
and this is amazing too.

Embrace the beauty of the trailing vines,
like a virgin that entices,
yet innocent and pure, bashful and timid
while the scent of the smiling strawberry bud...

~ I love these four lines.

I would like to add you as a writing friend so I know when you've posted something new. I should fave. you at allp. too if that is okay,
I really like your work! :)
2007-04-03


Individuality
and the earth spinning finds us in spring where nature unfurls and yawns her beauty out for us all to bathe in and souls will dance and poets will pen their pleasure as smiles gather scents :)
2007-04-02