Digging deep as Fibrous roots.
Pulsing veins wrapped in black soil,
Nature's alchemy of Flavour and blossom.
I once met a wild sage,
A ginger mint wooed my nostrils.
Floating into a green walled garden,
An orchestra of color and scent.
The herb meets the herbalist,
A tale of man and nature.
The search for nature's elixir,
Tinctures of curled leaves and nectar.
A steeping tea and a stirring,
Fresh plucked leaves laid to rest.
It's thyme for an appointment,
A meeting with nature's nerve therapist.
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You got a 100.00% upvote from @mytokondria courtesy of @abmakko!
What beautiful imagery in your poem,
Love it! It's amazing how poetry can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary...that is what you have done here :)
Oh Yes, that is one of the reasons I love poetry. thanks for enjoying it :-)
You are most welcome!
Beautiful flowing poetry
Thanks for the compliment, am glad you enjoyed my writing :-)
Good 🌿🌿 Poetry :)
Thanks for reading fam :-)
That was a great poem! It makes me want to get fresh herbs out of my (nonexistent) garden and cook a delicious meal, haha
haha... That's so lovely 😃 . I pictured an imaginary garden when writing this.
That's a great poem...herbs are nature's pharmacy for us :)
That is true my friend. thanks for reading my writing :-)
What a beautiful poem! Thanks for taking the "thyme" to share it 😉
haha... It's my pleasure, am glad you liked it 😊
great poem! :)
Thanks for enjoying it :-)
this was a beautiful read!
Thanks for the kind words :-)
Beautifully written @abmakko;)
Thanks, am glad you enjoyed reading as I enjoyed writing it.
I love this, the way you have described the relationship between the plant and the herbalist is perfect, well done
Thanks, our relationship with nature is important. I appreciate your comment :-)
I just stumbled on your blog and I cannot get enough of your poems. So intoxicating. Truly a genius.
This post is too late to upvote since it is 9 days old. I will upvote a newer one.
Thank you.
I am a fan.
Thanks for your awesome comment, and appreciating my work. I'm grateful :-)