My wisteria blooms at frightening rate
The wind picks up - plumes
dissipate
And rivulets of petals
flow
Engendering a purple
show
Across my clean-swept terrace
tiles;
Its gay abandon causing piles
Of disarray in dawning sun …
A gardener’s work is never
done!
But as I cast my eyes
around
I hear a gentle,
buzzing sound
The bees adore
Nature’s largesse
And pollinate with joyful zest!
Among the mint plants’
straggling leaves,
Sheltered by my
tall pine trees
I stoop, and suddenly observe
That good luck charm – a ladybird!
My terrace is alive
and well
And here I like
to sit and smell
The fragrance of my blossomed
nook
With cup of tea and thrilling
book!
(c) Poet in the woods 2022
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