This is one of the flowers that I captured in the dahlia
garden in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco this year. The garden was a gift from
the San Francisco Dahlia Society. Thanks to the volunteers who presented the
City of San Francisco and its visitors with such a wondrous garden.
Showing posts with label red dahlia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red dahlia. Show all posts
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
a red dahlia darling said, Princess Haiku
This is one of the flowers that I captured in the dahlia
garden in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco this year. The garden was a gift from
the San Francisco Dahlia Society. Thanks to the volunteers who presented the
City of San Francisco and its visitors with such a wondrous garden.
Wednesday, December 03, 2014
study of a red dahlia
Your lips are like a southern lily red,
Wet with the soft rain-kisses of the night,
In which the brown bee buries deep its head,
When still the dawn's a silver sea of light.
Your lips betray the secret of your soul,
The dark delicious essence that is you,
A mystery of life, the flaming goal
I seek through mazy pathways strange and new.
Your lips are the red symbol of a dream,
What visions of warm lilies they impart,
That line the green bank of a fair blue stream,
With butterflies and bees close to each heart!
Brown bees that murmur sounds of music rare,
That softly fall upon the langourous breeze,
Wafting them gently on the quiet air
Among untended avenues of trees.
O were I hovering, a bee, to probe
Deep down within your scented heart, fair flower,
Enfolded by your soft vermilion robe,
Amorous of sweets, for but one perfect hour!
Wet with the soft rain-kisses of the night,
In which the brown bee buries deep its head,
When still the dawn's a silver sea of light.
Your lips betray the secret of your soul,
The dark delicious essence that is you,
A mystery of life, the flaming goal
I seek through mazy pathways strange and new.
Your lips are the red symbol of a dream,
What visions of warm lilies they impart,
That line the green bank of a fair blue stream,
With butterflies and bees close to each heart!
Brown bees that murmur sounds of music rare,
That softly fall upon the langourous breeze,
Wafting them gently on the quiet air
Among untended avenues of trees.
O were I hovering, a bee, to probe
Deep down within your scented heart, fair flower,
Enfolded by your soft vermilion robe,
Amorous of sweets, for but one perfect hour!
Claude McKay
Friday, November 28, 2014
Saturday, August 03, 2013
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