Black Orchid Poem by Barry Middleton

Black Orchid



I heard black orchids don't exist,
I only nod and smile,
for I have seen this rarest bloom,
this daughter of the Nile.

The odyssey of life fulfilled,
I'll not disturb her place,
for all of life I only sought
to just behold her grace.

No such orchid experts say...
A quest beyond our sight...
but soft as velvet this I know,
she surely blooms by night.

In my dreams the orchid wakes,
remote and raven flower,
the comfort of the journey's end
perfumes the midnight hour.

Black Orchid
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: dreams,orchid,passion
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Amalia Cruz 20 November 2021

Nice poem

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Edward Kofi Louis 17 March 2016

This daughter of the Nile! Nice piece of work.

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Barry Middleton 17 March 2016

Thanks, glad you liked it...............

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