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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A CITY HOUSEWIFE'S RONDEL, by ELOISE HERRING GORHAM
First Line: I walk among my garden blooms
Last Line: I walk among my garden blooms.
Subject(s): Flowers; Gardens & Gardening; Walking
First Line: I walk among my garden blooms
Last Line: I walk among my garden blooms.
Subject(s): Flowers; Gardens & Gardening; Walking
I walk among my garden blooms
And feel west winds upon my face,
For in this heated window space
Two red geraniums flaunt their plumes.
A little kitchen plant presumes
To vie with jasmine's rural grace;
I walk among my garden blooms
And feel west winds upon my face.
All flowers blossom in my rooms
Because against my window place
Geramiums etch their scarlet trace;
Between the kettle, pans and brooms,
I walk among my garden blooms.
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