Beltane garden
May morning sun blesses the day
While I walk amongst the garden blooms
Admiring the Mother’s handiwork
Woven on dear nature’s loom.
Trees standing tall, branches outstretched,
Limber arms reaching towards the sky,
Leaves of olive, emerald and mauve –
Quiv’ring with the song of life.
Long-stemmed bell flowers, cupped flowers
And broad clusters of flowers aflame,
Blossoming yellow, white, lilac, red,
Grow up from the Earth untamed.
Chickadee and blackbird take turns
To call from the thorny hedge, unseen.
Butterfly brushes the dew away
From grass sharp and brightest green.
May morning sun blesses my day
While I walk amongst the garden blooms
Admiring our Mother’s handiwork
Woven on sweet nature’s loom.
Awen.
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