KINDLED ROOTS #poetry
From Amazon: Many trees in this antique world are like orphans but their earth and roots are very strong.
Some trees are subjected to inhuman torture, by wild animals/people, all of them good but fate is not supported. The stems were half-burnt in the fire but they are still alive in the kindle roots. A collage of fun, agony, love, quirkiness, and emotions that bond together in one dreamland.
A RUINED HEART
On the ruined mind wall
Some orchids
Some wilted leaves
Some incomplete bird nests
And cobwebs
The poor frescoes gasp softly
abused of hues of dreams,
willing not to dress up,
makeup
as before.
Once has written
a neighbor
with charcoal onto it,
her faded history.
LXXX
Alighting, a whore moon,
to my hazel yellow garden,
Her ember eyes sparkle
as a wounded tigress,
downpouring
pale sharp meteors
as children
acidic rain
comes down in force
to absorb
salty sweats
of blue earth.
Reviews:1. "This book is full of beautiful poems written in a rhymic manner of awe and wonder. Five stars. Note: Roman Numeraling is off but doesn’t detract from each poem."
2. "WONDERFUL COLLECTION!" "A rich and unique assortment of beautifully crafted poems!"
