become me
are you lonely
sunlit Narcissus?
I walk the garden
and your minions
become
me.
Poem © 2010 by R. Burnett Baker
Bottom photo © 2006 by R. Burnett Baker
Top photo courtesy of Willow from "Magpie Tales".
Poetry, Art, and Commentary by Rick Burnett Baker
Simple perfection. Gorgeous, Rick.
ReplyDeleteThis one is really making me think...and reread and think and reread.....a sure sign of an excellent writer. :)
ReplyDeleterick --
ReplyDeleteI love how you capture becoming ONE with the natural beauty surrounding you --- as you walk the garden and get transformed
-- "and your minions become me."
Really nice,
Joanny
Simple beauty just like a daffodil.
ReplyDeleteClever!
Christine
There is something special about allowing natures beauty to transform you. I to read and re-read, lovely poem.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as a daffodil!
ReplyDeleteLooks like I'm the only thickie here! I don't understand the last two words. Become as in suit? Or turn into? Sorry, I'm probably just having a senior moment...
ReplyDeleteSimplistic beauty in every line. Well done!
ReplyDeletei can see where it can be read a couple ways...i like it!
ReplyDeletemy magpie is terribly late!