A Safari Of Desire Poem by Richard Provencher

A Safari Of Desire



In South Africa hyenas
signal they
too are part of
this precious landscape

lions meditate in pride, crocodile
snouts protrude, guarding
watery temples
and the Marula tree a guide,
spirit of ancestors
released -

Whipping Whettle leaves,
feathery in comfort
Mopane trees, scrubby
bush, gorges, sliding hillsides
on this Nyalaland Trail of
abundance.

Thatched-roof huts
in a circle, leafy trees
understanding Nature's need
for privacy.

In the darkness memory
baskets
bathe in blessings
touching your scent
gathers in a night of loving.

Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: africa
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Pride of country, its umbrella of choices, special landscape, animals and man's earnest desires. I always dreamed of going to Africa, and through my poem, I did so.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Captain Herbert Poetry 27 September 2015

a soothing and beautiful to read

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