All The Flowers Are Not In The Desert

Thousand scents on my nose
Hyacinth, lily, magnolia and the rose
Bending and breaking
All flowers are mending

Veering into something
Like a virgin blooming
Petals unfold to existence
Death has its distance

Drought in Sahara
Like thirst in Arabia
Africa has a dearth
All the flowers are not in the desert

 

2011

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About chester maynes

poet, and a lover of music and books.
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20 Responses to All The Flowers Are Not In The Desert

  1. Ian Moone says:

    All flowers are mending – a good line I like the ideas in this one

  2. Why did you pick the countries, in your poem? Out of interest.

  3. thanks for following purposeful pruning. we hope to include more poetry too, but it seems you are more prolific in that regard. enjoying what i see and hoping to see more.
    in Christ
    mike

  4. Lovely – makes me want to read it again for more meaning. That’s what good poetry does, no?

  5. All flowers are mending…I love the image here as I am also a gardener acquainted with their blooming fragrance that mends a woman’s soul!

  6. julienmatei says:

    I can almost feel the scents…Mmh…

  7. myrascircle says:

    This poem has a certain sadness in it… I like it.

  8. Daksha Acharya says:

    II enjoy reading your posts every day! I look forward to reading your stuff each and every day! You’re doing amazing! you are inspirational to all of us.

  9. Joszann says:

    Thanks for visiting Chester.Flowers are seeking the light, everywhere if we look.Thank you!

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