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Flower Poems
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In Love with the Wind
The wind blows on
to every horizon
passing through the earth
where it could be heard
Here comes a flower
in its flourishing
the spirit of the wind
soaking in every inch of its living
Shaking and trembling
the flower nearly stops breathing
Screaming and shouting
the flower rebels from its rooting
Struggling against its origin
the flower dreams to fly away
to be free,
gone with the wind
But the wind is gone,
leaving the flower alone,
scattered like a fragile bone
until its days are gone Anggie Servian
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Use small accents to make big statements. White planters with green foliage stands out nicely. Egg-shaped boxwood shrubs in small urns on either side of an entrance or garage door attract the eye and create symmetry. Another classic accent is the topiary. Make your own by filling a wire form with sphagnum moss and planting vine, such as English Ivy around the form. As your plant grows, train the vines to enclose the form and prune any shoots that cannot easily be trained.
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