Dandelion Days Poem by Evelyn Judy Buehler

Dandelion Days

Rating: 5.0


They were the golden days in many ways,
When I once gave Mom dandelion bouquets.
She loved those bright vases of blooms,
Cheering the corners of childhood rooms!

The lavender dawns and crimson evenings,
Plus the deep golden yellows in between,
Gave rise to such kaleidoscopic memories,
As a rare gemstone's glittering energies.

Dandelion Days
Monday, July 26, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: rhyme,flowers,yellow,childhood,mother,happiness,memory
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Photograph courtesy of Lars Nissen from Pixabay
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Alter Ego 27 July 2021

Very nicely done!

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Michael Hopkins 27 July 2021

Avery well penned poem.

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 27 July 2021

A lovely poem that creates a beautiful painting of colorful flowers imbued with hreat memories of childhood.

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 27 July 2021

Dandelioms even if they are considered weeds their color yellow is so striking especially when they bloom in groups.

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Varsha M 26 July 2021

Evelyn you are magnificent eith colors. You really bring emotions with those colors. That makes me your all time fan. Full of positivity.

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