Saturday, May 20, 2023

A Sister's Response in Poetry

 

In response to reading my blogpost about the yellow violet, my sister Dorcas composed this witty and very sweet poem!

I am a yellow violet in the gumbo

That knows I cannot be a jumbo

Cabbage rose or Calla lily—

That would definitely be silly. 


But I can let my yellow hue

In the coolness of the dew

Cheer mother who is mourning

With my special bright adorning. 


On my tiny little petals

I have let the sunshine settle

And reflect back to the sky

To that great all—seeing Eye. 


The One that sees each little bird

Can stop a storm with just a word.

And make a flower just like me 

To cheer a heart amazingly!


Love,

Dorcas

 

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