Now well past March's last powdery snow
In search of my childhood, lavender rose
Hoping this year I had not come too late
My Mother planted it; we watched it grow
Long ago I lived on this grand estate
The lawns manicured; beautiful, ornate
Now overgrown the path where mem'ries led
Beyond the high walls, through the garden gate
Through the meadow to the willows ahead
Beside the small rill to the pond it fed
The Spring air heavy with heavenly smell
In sight, the rarest rose, still in its bed
From deep within my heart the longing swelled
I could not leave before the last tear fell.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I moved through that path with the poem and saw the lavender rose in my vision, so powerful is the imagery! Thank you for sharing, Chris! You are one of the best!