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Garden Guardian Spiders Night Blessing
Silent silken
oh so very still
star-bespeckled
sweet night of vision and radiance
Ocean lapping at toes I've kissed
she
pouty crinkled smiling mouth
she spins songs with
Lilac
crysanthemum
sparkle greenery shine
azeleas
gladiolas
irises
radiant good neighbor spiders
ivy
mums
impatiens
tulips
nice clouds today
Patient sentinal
flexes
tautens the strings that tie infinity
to his heart
in silent quickening wary brilliant night
forever visionfull
sweet audience
Lilac
crysanthemum
twinkle sweetly my stars
azeleas
gladiolas
irises
sleep well sister garden providers
ivy
mums
impatiens
tulips
in darkness we arachnae
Beautiful invocation . . .
Happens to me all of the time....I start out with a thought in mind that I am inspired to write about, and then all this "stuff" starts making it's way to ink....and ending up on my paper. so, anyway- It is a very awsoem poem, however strange you think it to be, I related to it quite well, being a flower friek and all. I think that flowers have an automatic romance to them, and then you adding in things like "radiant good neighbor spiders, and sleep well sister garden providers and it's a hit in my book! I do dig your work, and look forward to reading more.