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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MY SKY GARDEN, by MERRY CHACE
First Line: There's a sunset rose unfolding
Last Line: Within horizon walls of blue.
Subject(s): Sky
First Line: There's a sunset rose unfolding
Last Line: Within horizon walls of blue.
Subject(s): Sky
There's a sunset rose unfolding
Within the garden of the sky
And the earth's green stem is holding
This fragile, flaming bud on high.
Soon diamond star flowers will be out;
Their opalescent shades of white
Scattered profusely all about
Grow much brighter through the night.
Perhaps, within the deepening gloom,
There may appear the gilded gleam
Of that great poppy called the moon
To show the world its golden sheen.
Exotic blossoms growing there,
Forever old, forever new,
Under the Master Gardener's tender care
Within horizon walls of blue.
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