Cinnamon Poem by John Chizoba Vincent

Cinnamon

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In you I found the land of India,
In you I perceived another sweet youthful aroma
Of whom India is and is to be tomorrow in eyes.
You are a coin of gold to that land!
Fertile, fruitful and fresher than the dusk.
When I see you, nothing looks like your gracious body,
When I behold you, a woman becomes my second thought!
Dynamics of the spirited trees in the forest of trees.
Here I lay under your tender embrace,
Here I dream under your umbrella to love again.
Clarity of a blooming perfection, bold to stand alone!
You're mild, gentle kid sister to an African Rose
I enchant of your graceful leafs at home
Of your seasoned nobility bearing children.
Even the lonely cloud knows of your beauty,
When men seek for easement;
They lay under your armies proudly.
If firm, I can stand today avoiding
Yesterday's pitfall; let the traces be found in your fruits.

© John Vincent Artistry
For: Film Republic Pictures.

Cinnamon
Monday, December 11, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rajnish Manga 11 December 2017

Great poem showing the poet's deep love of nature and the knowledge of trees and their impact on the life of people inhabiting that place. Thanks.

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