Before All Poem by Barry Middleton
Before All
last year's bloom
refuses to die
such are orchids
protected in glass
green fingers
seek mute mothers
they know not
what they become
but the path is set
the garden is a bell jar
the gardener a god
a hope becoming
without his love
cold consuming winds
crush their audacity
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: care,garden,orchid
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