I walked among the flowers that bend their heads
Low to the earth and back again to light,
Hearing them prattle of their blue and white-
Violet and jasmine in the bordered beds.
They whispered them of every wing that weds
388ഊFragrance to fragrance in the dusky night;
And, seeing them, I knew another sight,
And saw them bowing where all Beauty spreads.
I touched each petal with the sunbeams flaked-
Roses and pansies of the early morn,
Lilies that lilted of the moon-s light grace,
And left them hushed when all my joy was slaked;
For in the garden of my soul, God-born,
Each flower made beauty for my child-s soft face.
Sonnet Of Motherhood X
Zora Bernice May Cross
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Poem topics: child, flower, god, joy, moon, night, wing, soul, blue, earth, white, face, garden, early, violet, soft, beauty, light, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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