Snapdragon

Thomas Koron

I found pleasure in every direction, 
As I wandered mystified through the fields. 
A snapdragon captured my attention; 
Possessed with the sensation that it yields. 
Moving slowly over the grass, I feel 
Entranced; the flower holds me in a daze. 
Once the snapdragon’s near, I stop and kneel; 
And then, dream into the bright summer haze. 
How I had gone for many miles without 
The joyful zest, which now flows through my soul. 
Shedding away feelings of fear and doubt, 
With enchantment that makes my spirit whole. 
Surrounded by colors of brilliant red, 
I make that velvety garden my bed. 

  • Author: Thomas Koron (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 19th, 2021 00:40
  • Category: Nature
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Comments2

  • Violet bluebell( used to be yellow rose)

    Lovely words 🙂🙂

  • L. B. Mek

    wonderful imagery, seamless iambic flow
    and creativity in metaphor,
    a memorable read, thanks for sharing:
    'Moving slowly over the grass, I feel
    Entranced; the flower holds me in a daze.
    Once the snapdragon’s near, I stop and kneel;
    And then, dream into the bright summer haze. '
    'How I had gone for many miles without
    The joyful zest, which now flows through my soul.
    Shedding away feelings of fear and doubt,
    With enchantment that makes my spirit whole.'



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