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I see a budding bloom

Tina Stewart Brakebill

I see a budding bloom

wafting in the breeze

Its petals beckon to the bees

like the newly wedded groom

I see a budding bloom

 

Gazing towards the trees

a blossom hopes to please

Like the new bride’s swoon

I see a budding bloom

 

Night comes in like a tease

And the flower feels unease

But under the light of the rising moon

I see a budding bloom  

Image is courtesy of Reenas Xploration Challenge via Japanese Artist Raku Inoue.

I was inspire by this image and dverse poets ballata poetry form challenge. I’m not sure if I like my finished product, but it was a fun challenge! Thanks!

Poetry Form: Ballata
Reena’s Xploration Challenge #340

 

 

 

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Published by Tina Stewart Brakebill

21 thoughts on “I see a budding bloom”

  1. I love the wedding theme with the refrain: I see a budding bloom.

    Like the newly wedded groom and new bride’s swoon, this poem is filled with promises and hope. Thanks for joining in.

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