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Iridaceous Nectar
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within the perfumes of rare orchids and lilaceous lillies...I am a star gazer into the bearded Iris of You...

Iridaceous Nectar We are ascendant pollinators Burrowing ourself deep inside Perfuming sepals and petals Attracted to the showy flower Dance for me with the moon shadows A parallel venation Our ovaries mature Pollen receptive, we are Revealing our hidden secrets From the pine sky and imbricate cone buds While the Sphinx moth hovers In delight to the sticky pollen The pollen powder is carried away as the black hummingbird arrives Sampling sweet Iridaceous nectar Bulbous reactions arise Splitting the fruit open further Revealing the beautiful pistil This perianth of new discovery The corolla of velvety visions Collecting perfuming bouquets of you See my anther expose upon your succulent midnight wind… Poetry Chronicles: Victoria L. McColley

Reviewed by Vivian Dawson

Reviewed on June 26, 2013

Provocative Splendor
*Victoria*
Succulent and Sweet

Lady Vivian

Reviewed by Karen Springer

Beautiful imagery! I especially love "Dance for me with the moon shadows" - excellent!

Reviewed by John Domino

Reviewed on June 25, 2013

I am lost in love within the pollen powder of your profound poetry.

May you have much peace, unconditional love and abundant blessings,

John Michael Domino

Reviewed by Laura Fall

Beautifully written poetry, as always truly amazing Laura

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

I'm not a woman, but I'll swear that I almost swooned from this sweet thing. I'd bet my pistol on it, and dip into some of that Iridaceous nectar if I had half a chance.

Ron

Reviewed by George Carroll

Splendid poetry that opens new vistas to the world of flowers.

George

Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater

Effective cross pollination in every sense of the word. Hooded by petaloid assumption of edible pollens this well-written poetry is extremely provocative essay coming from deep in the nectary glands with all respect to anthers and stigma...brought on by external [agents], wind and water. Should one might think your alliances secrete nectar as you poeticize the transference of group pollen?

Yours xoxo

Reviewed by William Bonilla

A gem of a write
Love & Peace

William

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton

Vickie! It just doesn't get any better than this. I know that is said often, but I don't say it often, this poem deserves those words of praise.

Reviewed by Paul Berube

Then the universe opened and swallowed me whole! Beautiful, Victoria.