In All The Races, In The Thai Poem by james watkin
In All The Races, In The Thai
In all the races, in the thai
The turkish and the french
A flower's a flower; accepted
With no aesthetic shadow of doubt;
As passed o'er weeds; to wrench.
Though multi-hued, and like these same
Rivals for charm and grace
Beauty's beauty; indivisible.
In my butterfly's heavenly love
The one unaltered face.
Sunday, January 12, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: flowers,world
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