Violets Poem by Gayle Sweeney

Violets

Rating: 5.0


Violets, spied in a sea of deep grass,
Blossom in the sunny, cool green enmasse.
Their sole sojourn in dancing spring began.
Wrapped in amethyst they color the land.
With shades of shimmery splendor cast,
Violets whisper to us while they last!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Constance K Yost 29 August 2012

I love violets too. Your poem is such a wonderful tribute to those sweet little entities. Smile

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Patti Masterman 18 January 2012

Very beautiful celebration of Violets- one of my favorite flowers and fragrances. You have an unusual grasp of language which I enjoy the freshness of.

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