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God's Garden

God has laid his carpets on the hills:
primroses, peonies and daffodils.
Each slope is decked with flowers and garlands fair,
and bees are drowsy in the scented summer air.
How glorious it is to be alive--to see
nature's party clothes and vibrancy.

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  • Sunshine Always
    September 15, 2008

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    Hi Bill, Just browsing through your earlier stuff and came across this little gem of a poem."God has laid his carpet on the hills,primroses peonies and daffodills. A beautiful picture painted with your words...mal


  • BermudaHighway
    May 5, 2008

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    I think this piece paints an even more gorgeous picture than the one you took your inspiration from. Beautifully done!


  • Kelli Marie
    May 3, 2008

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    You paint a wonder picture. I could imagine the bees and butterflies that would hover over all those beautiful colors. Very nice write. Thank you for sharing in the contest.
    Kelli


  • suseann
    May 2, 2008
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    She does indeed look dressed feistivly.Wonderful take.

  • Yvette Champ gold member
    May 2, 2008

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    Excellent

    Dear Poet, enjoyed this piece of poetry very much. Loved everything, the title, the natural lilt and rhyme so beautifully written that this is how rhyme should be, uncompromized, flowing, not written front to back to achieve end line rhyme at all costs to the rest of the piece, loved the joyfulness within and the imagery, even the bees seem to be lulled by the ambience of God's Garden, they seem euphoric within the drowsy state of the scented summer air. Well done indeed!


  • Mairi bheag gold member
    May 2, 2008

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    Interesting to see your treatment of a more conventional poetic theme, Bill. I am of two minds whether it works for you, so I am reading and re-reading. Good luck with it.

  • Paradise Prisoner
    May 1, 2008
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    i love this. it's lovely.

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