Poem--Short Poem About Pansies, in Rhyme
Pansies
Petals of velvet, colors so bright,
Smiling and nodding long into the night.
Round, joker faces that dance with the moon,
Lilting and tilting a flower song tune.
Smiling and nodding long into the night.
Round, joker faces that dance with the moon,
Lilting and tilting a flower song tune.
Warm summer sunbeams captured for all,
By round little flowers, so sweet and so small.
Bright pansy colors, a study in light,
Reflecting the moonbeams that dance in the night.
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2 Comments
Post a CommentRoz and Kay: Thanks for your comments. Glad you enjoyed the poem.
:) I looked out the window this morning and there's still one pansy in the frost.