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Poetry

Symmetry and Wild Rose

Leaves and feathers, bills and thorns,
Display bilateral uniforms,
And in their seasons, radials bring
The buds, their blooms and berrying.

Black Bryony clusters as she climbs
Feigning succulence benign,
Whilst honest thorns in scented dress
Declare their truths around the nest!

Here vying fledglings reach to bring
From constancy in parenting;
Amidst the symmetries of flight
Demands are ‘plied for much delight!

A Constant chirping from the nest
Call passages’ relentlessness
All snug in cosy lichened moss
Bound bulky round this briar-cross.

Amidst the ‘tangle’ as it grows
I trace an outline arched above:
Tangential buds, concentric rose
To poesy their marital love.

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