Have you got a garden?
In your little capacious heart,
where erotic and gorgeous
Buds blossoms to flower
and beautiful birds come
Down swiftly to swallow,
the nectar from deep
Down inside your flower
A multicolored bird came
Down in your garden of heart
And then he drank the dew
Soon appeased his thirst
He glanced and sighted
A ripe rose about to rupture
And stirred his head and flew
Up towards his enrapture
How lucky you are
To have a garden in your core,
Where the entire mortal
Comes and gifts their soul
With the fragrance of thousand
Floras in a single roll
Adding celestial delight
And splendor to your life’s rhyme
Copyright 2003 Bhuwan Thapaliya
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Reviewed by Richard Vallance (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2003
A ripe rose about to rupture
And stirred his head and flew
Up towards his enrapture
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And stirred his head and flew
Up towards his enrapture
SPLENDIDE! SPLENDIDO! SPLENDID!
Love,
Richard Vallance
Nancy
Peg
~E