This bush of red roses.
Ten feet tall,
Sweeps down to the ground,
Like a ball gown it swirls,
Sequined with diamante,
Of white jasmine flowers,
Sharp as the eyes of elves!
Dress fit for the Goddess
To whom I surrender,
My glorious Madonna.
And beyond the green meadows,
The organ pipes rising
And the rooks taking flight
Like a raucous young choir.
This is my church, cathedral
And chapter. I am immersed,
Am conscious as water.
My senses are flowing
And my faith is in Nature.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Sweeps down to the ground! With the muse of nature. Nice work.
Thanks, Edward. It started as a small miniature rose. Now it really is ten feet high! The flowers themselves are quite small but they cascade down in profusion. It's been in flower at Christmas. We do have very mild winters in this part of England. Tom