Poetry

Lakota Rose – L.G.Cullens

Lakota Rose

Long ago, when our dawning world first shown,
the prairie’s grass and sage mantle was bleak.
Mother Earth disdained her robe’s lack of tone
for her heart knew vibrant color mystique.

The Wind Demon’s unabating ire
allowed only those braving his helm
of icy impound and fierce fanned fire
to purchase firm footholds in his realm.

A skillful sorceress bent on new clothes,
in a demonic male joust worth her wile,
Mother Earth conjured the wild prairie rose,
a tenacious winsomeness of keen guile.

As Wind Demon bore down a sweet fragrance wooed,
eliciting desire for wild prairie rose.
The grasses and sage captivated all cooed,
protecting the slight beauty in interpose.

Yea even Wind Demon succumbed to the balm
allowing other comely blossoms to morph.
And lo pink flowers to entice, blue to calm,
yellow to warm, and white to accent sprang forth.

Mother Earth’s robe now a marvel to appease,
she promenades the cosmos for all to crave,
and Wind Demon sighs sweet nothings on the breeze
whispering to the Lakota Rose with rave.

by L.G.Cullens 2015

 

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