Botanic Gardens Poem by Douglas Scotney
Botanic Gardens
I brought back five leaves
from my Gardens walk
to test Richard
stuck in the car:
a very 'old' gingko -
he said nasturtium;
an uncommon hand-shaped plane -
he knew the maple-like common;
two oaks,
the unusual q. brantii, and the usual;
and a sequoia -
there's a gum in Australia that's higher, * said Dick.
He being a poet who eschews rhyme,
I said, yeah, but nowhere near as thick.
* Not true since 2006, when a 116 metre sequoia named Hyperion was found.
The highest eucalyptus regnans, Centurion, is a hundred.
a very 'old' gingko. Deserves congrats being POD
A well penned poem of the day. Truly wonderful and impressive. Congrats on your featured piece. 5 stars*****
A keen observation, an intelligent discussion and the result a nice poem rightly selected as members' poem. Congrats!
Make sure no one cuts trees. " If you are a big tree we are the axe. Ready to cut you down"
I love botanical garden....lush green ambience! So lovely greenery ground.. beautiful.
He, being a poet who eschews rhyme, I said, yeah, but nowhere near as thick/// difficult to understand this POD poem for me; whatever, though I have no knowledge of botanical science yet I congrats you for being selected your poem as POD....from me 5*****
Muse of the garden! ! ! With the romance of nature! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS! This is nice to see your lovely poem as the poem of the day. To test Richard stuck in the car you have brought up ahead and found its values. An excellent poem is well penned which is very informative.