Where Petals Meet the Sea


At the axis
Of an invincible rose
And the poetic voyager
Is an onset
Of soul spills
That never waver.

Where flagrant petals
Magically merge
With the wavy waters
Arises a sun unbeaten
By cold fires
And hot ices–
From their axis
Comes flares of hope
Amidst infernal flares.

Where the blissful flagrance
Of the magical rose
Hugs the roar
Of the raging sea
Is a flux divine-
A union of flames twin
Of yang and ying.
At their nexus
Is a world sheltered
In flagrant radiance.

Flagrant soul spills
Laden with wit,
Unwavering hope
And soul medicine
Fuse flawlessly
With those of the Crab
Birthing a poetry
Double-edged
Like a samurai sword.

Where petals meet the sea
The daunting barriers
That color the voyage
Toward a poetic destiny
Of twin flames
Are snow
At the onset of spring.

© Sea-Crab Poetry.
(Voyager of Words)

A Bit of Notes
Would you want to dive into a realm awash with poems like Where Petals Meet the Sea? Poems of this rosy and flagrant nature can be unearthed from Souls Merged.


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