Anonymous
FLOURISH MY LOCUS
Karyn Indursky
Locus petal lips smile as their purple leavesreach up and out to hug your museuntil the stem beckons youto pluck it to savor its glorious touches of femininity tucked into a vaseas a keepsake to remind youhow a poem starts as a seedto be sewn by words with fertilized soilsaiding its tender care required and with the sun dancing with the rain... and at times our moon our seeds growas we cradle it with nurturingartistic hands and soothing dictionmakes it a grown locus to be cherished to heartsfor a poem has flourished.