A gallery and poem dedicated to the resplendent Singapore Gardens

Singapore Gardens Poem

 

Latticed emerald flecked with cerulean shards

A foliose city intersected with pillars of branch

Tyrian and Mauve weave tapestries of florescence

 

Humans made unto ants by their own design

Towers of steel and terra

Necks ache from natures wonders

 

Colossuses constructed of moss and burnt umber

Gaea and Prithvi weave barricades of bark

To offer shelters of shadow

 

 

Child of marble white cradled by a fabricated breeze

Twixt the golden and silver arches where the orchids grow

Tranquility hewed into a steel wired crib

 

 

Winding serpents of vine

Sliding over rosy jellyfish as they ascend

A bastion cleaves the clouds

 

Avian concords swim through the air

Rife with rainbow vestiges of sunset

Washing themselves in Helios’s glow

 

 

Triage of garland crowns

A jaded canticle of Pan

Summoning fresh growth on an iron hold

 

Benevolence blooms in orchids gaze

A patterned sprout of sunlit haze

Cloaking the land in tawny cream

 

Silver Spires converge a woven glade

A thousand mirrors prophesizing growth to come

Man and Mother craft as one.