Supriya's Banter
The sun sloshed the garden, smudged a balmy, peachy hue on the delicate verdure,
Lilting melodies tinged the air, wrens, robins’ n thrushes warbled a rapturous allure,
Aurelian daffodils, wild bluebells, fuchsia pansies’ n peonies bloomed, pristine ‘n pure,
The boughs waltzed, synchronizing the whistling wind. Coy, comely ‘n demure
Poised on the hedges, Lavender swayed ‘n sashayed, sprinkling gaiety ‘n glee.
She caressed the besotted breeze; they nestled ‘n nuzzled. Unabashed ‘n carefree
Out of the blue, Bee burst forth—whizzing ‘n buzzing, inside the savoury sanctuary,
Lavender gawked, enticed ‘n enthralled, thoroughly mesmerized by Bee’s repartee.
–an excerpt from my poem -Victim of Love, Spring Love Poems by Chrysanthemum Chronicles.
More about this book:
When the earth wakes up from its icy long slumber, it opens its eyes toward the carpet of blossoms, dandelions, roses, tulips and so many other flowers. Undoubtedly, earthlings have a special liking for this season because it soothes their eyes and warms their hearts the most. Margaret Wolfe Hungerford said, “Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder”, but this season, I presume appears beautiful in the eyes of every beholder. Spring has a whim about her, magic beyond our comprehension, the slightly cold dawns, the mildly warm noon to long evenings, filled with the nip of varied fragrance of varied flowers flowing in the breeze fills the soul much, and the cherry on the top is that divine singing of cuckoo all-day long. You feel immediately transported into a different world altogether, a different era where time stands still, and you feel Spring is the queen of seasons for sure.
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You can’t stop grinning when you receive such high praise from an eloquent writer like Monalisa Joshi! Thank you for such a warm review of this beautiful book. Your words have warmed the cockles of my heart! Thank you, Chrysanthemum Chronicles, for always championing the poets and writers! Read the review here
