New Poem: The Fatal Scent of Spring

The Fatal Scent of spring

 

The frost from bloody winters past still shade the meadow crimson

And the withering of petals makes the tree’s leaf with concern

It is hard to differentiate between our fallen allies

And those who seek redemption with a tulip or a fern

The stillness of the arid mist has calmed the soul of fire

A gaze upon the mountain forces minds to breath in Zen

Yet somewhere in the breeze a force awakens now with fervor

This will be the day where power breaks the Ruby Gem, again

Aromas now seduce the mind of all who call the dreamer

Serenity’s enchanted with the strings of fragile hearts

A flower should be gentle in caresses of the raindrops

And roses draw the blood of those who tear petals apart

Our sun begins to fade away as mother moon is nearing

The night brings wanderlust to nightmares knocking on the door

Patience seems to decimate the strongest wills of nature

As the Ruby Gem denies the suspect bleeding on the floor

Amusing is the death of fall, a whirlwind crying heavy

Past history makes no effect on the most important fling

A symphony of petulance is teeming at the brim now

The dreamer now won’t soon forget, the fatal Scent of Spring