The Meeting of the Flowers
The flowers all sat in a row
With daffodil's face all
aglow
Rose spoke first saying,
"Now that it's spring
We should savor the sunshine
it brings"
Weeping willow started to cry
Knowing someday her friends
would die
But cheerful daisy said with
a grin,
"Not to worry, come
spring we will sprout again."
Bluebell ended the meeting
with a chime
Thus ending the meeting, and
with it, this rhyme.
David Fox’s writing has
appeared in over 100 venues, including newsletters, blogs, print journals and
websites. He has been published in the U.K., Canada, India, Finland and the
U.A.E. He edits a print journal, The
Poet's Art, (see his ad in the Whispers Ad column).
lovely personification
ReplyDeleteGood job, David. I enjoyed your poem. Thank you for sharing and talk to you soon. Continued blessings!
ReplyDelete-MJ (www.tgbtgpublictions.com)
Whimsical and fun poem--the message and the technique are perfect together. Great job! Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteJack, Maurice, and A. Michele,
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the comments. It means a lot to me.
Your friend,
David Fox
I would not be surprised if the poem enters one of the school textbooks :) Loved it! :) Kids would love to memorize and sing this!
ReplyDeleteNiranjan,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the high praises. But if it makes the textbooks, I'd better get a royalty check...LOL
Your friend,
David Fox