Rise, Rise Sleepy Sun
Rise, Rise sleepy sun
my petals need your light
my seeds are slightly sprouting
sun down on me early morning bright.
my petals need your light
my seeds are slightly sprouting
sun down on me early morning bright.
My roots are stronger
from the mid solemn rain
mother nature is calling
drip drop rain falls into my vein.
I'm planted and watered
I'm unique and seen alot
I'm known to be special
have you guessed me yet ?
on valentines I'm bought
In the garden, I'll grasp your eye
I'm not fully bloomed just yet
but my petals are growing quick
rise rise sleepy sun before I weep and die
Published by James Davis,
I'm starting art school in august for fashion design to start my own apparel eventually and I'd do whatever I can to work for that money to make my dreams come true. I've been writing for years I found this... View profile
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17 Comments
Post a Commentyou captured some nice personification throughout this piece...keep writing!! :)
I love nature poems.Nature poems can possess thousands of imaginary things, purely beautiful imaginary things..:)
Nice imagery!
more good poetry. like your stuff dude
Simply sweet! :)
This is really beautiful. Look foward to reading you! :) Thanks for stopping by my page!
That's beautifully written.
Bittersweet ending. I liked it!
James: +++++++ Lee
Really like these two lines "mother nature is calling
drip drop rain falls into my vein." Love the photo with the poem as well. Beautiful!