Thursday, February 2, 2017

A Frosted Flower

The white flower picked from a field fit for a queen. 
From a child's silky hair it flew. 
In sync with the light breeze it went.
Passing over hills and valleys the rose rollicked.
Rising higher and higher the flower gave a performance.
It twirled and twisted, never wanting to stop.
After, a phenomenal display of enjoyment, the flower started winding down.
Ultimately the frosted rose stopped dancing and settled down to rest, perfectly in a field of red. 

10 comments:

Monica said...

Such beautiful imagery. A lovely poem.

Anonymous said...

Nice imagery, pretty simple but great.

Anonymous said...

Cool story, really like the choice of words you used.

Christine Talbot said...

Pretty story about the life of a flower, makes me want to be in the field with it.

Eggs said...

I have often seen flowers doing similar acrobatics, I love your descriptions and wish I was there to see this particular frosted flower.

Anonymous said...

I liked how you used personification. Have you seen a flower do that before?

Julie Horner said...

I was drifting with the red rose. Thank you for sharing a beautiful image with me.

Anonymous said...

I love how simple yet unique this poem was.

Anonymous said...

Simple, yet breathtaking!

Anonymous said...

I love how small and simple this is and how amazing of an image it brings to your mind.

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