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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MYSTERY: 2, by ANNE MILLAY BREMER
First Line: In her petals, blue iris folds
Last Line: Only clear mid-day skies.
Subject(s): Iris (flower); Mystery; Secrets
First Line: In her petals, blue iris folds
Last Line: Only clear mid-day skies.
Subject(s): Iris (flower); Mystery; Secrets
In her petals, blue iris folds
the mystery.
Bend low to see!
(to tantalize)
Her chalice holds
only clear mid-day skies.
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