La Fleur Fatale Poem by Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr

La Fleur Fatale

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Ill Darkness befell the Black Moon orchid,
Toasted umber bedaubs her curled leaf tips,
Coursing arbored veins with a recklessness,
Malignancy deep- as cancered bone and blood.

Comes the rain, Mother Natures sweet elixir;
Remission? Or are the roots forlorn to live?
Miles away, a Surrey Rose bush...lay wilting,
Ravaged hard by petal-blight... and Dieback.

Comes dawn, natures demons smile and dance,
Death has found another genus to infiltrate
Mother Nature sobs bitterly, for herself,
The orchid still believes ther' is a God.

L'orchid estime qu'il y a un Dieu........


_____________ F j R ______________


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Frank James Ryan Jr. / FjR

Sunday, October 30, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: metaphor,nature
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kumarmani Mahakul 30 October 2016

Usage of metaphor is wisely done here in this poem. Mother nature is sweet and graceful to us. Nice poem! ...10

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