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Sakura


Blooming flowers red and white

Petals dancing in the morning light

Beautiful ballet in the wind

Twirl about till they land

 

Sitting down to rest

In the shade, for a picnic is best

What exquisite scenery

As a lonely petal slides into the tea

 

You watch them all run about

Unable to imagine a world without

These glittering white and red

Which cover the ground to form a soft bed

 

Some search for the perfect bloom

As a bride looks for her groom

A scent so sweet

To knock a person off his feet

 

When all are gone

The branches are born for the snow to fall upon

Yet frozen and bear

Its beauty is no less fair

 

A true wonder of the East

A cherished fruit never to cease

Those lovely pitted twins

Surely a sweet temple at the flowery ends

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timodwyer1

Someone who plays around with different themes. From Mythology to Sports teams. Not one to pass on a good idea. From Ireland to South Korea. Here comes a poet not so grand But here I am, pen in hand. Take my work as it be If you like, comment me.

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