Viola Tricolor Poem by Zyw Zywa

Viola Tricolor



Rainy days mud
my garden, the golden root is rotting

my wishing well spills over
I am spent

flaccid roads to the city
get me nowhere, no one wants

to pay for that, the world stands still
my little son is sleepwalking around me

by touch, cow and calf look
at me and frown, sighing

vapours muffled by the fine droplets
of rainy tears on the globes of my eyes

the sachets of water in which the world
always is upside down

a violet hangs and thinks:

mud will become waterproof
slate, eventually

Saturday, December 15, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: cows,rain,still
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Golden root: Rhodiola Rosea, it grows in Siberia and is also called Roseroot

In French, the Viola tricolor is called "Pensée" (Thought)

Collection "Pending rain"
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
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