Brugmansia

Priya Washikar posted under PenMuse-38 Poetry on 2022-02-20



The cherubic hands are eager to caress my petals Lured they are by my glorious, fragrant core  "Stay away child!" she says, frazzled by my pernicious being Worry writ large on her otherwise benign face Drooping forlornly, I tremble in the balmy night air Hurt to the core, I look up to you to seek reassurance You smile at me, with your serene, plenilune aura Your tranquil light my eases my pain Every placid eventide, when I wait for you You shine down upon my ambrosial, pristine form The sonorous breeze, a witness to our amour Sublime secrets we share, long into the spangled night "It's time to go", you whisper to me softly As the aurora of a new day seeps in through the east "So long till our blissful rendezvous tomorrow", I say And I know I'll wait for you with open arms, evermore and beyond! Poet's note- Brugmansia or Moonflower, has a strong, pleasing fragrance that is most noticeable in the evening. These flowers are toxic in nature; and hence kids are warned to stay away from these flowers in the garden. I am a self confessed Selenophile and hence thought of penning this verse. We, as humans are not perfect. Our loved ones, accept us with all our imperfections; and love us wholeheartedly The philia between her (Brugmansia) and him (The Moon) is precious and indescribable.   Penmancy gets a small share of every purchase you make through these links, and every little helps us continue bringing you the reads you love!