Where I had lain for many dreamy hours.
But when I dressed this self-same sun had fled
Like a bulb in winter soil seems dead
I lay inert, a lifeless withered flower
This sun enticed me from my winter bed
I lay in weakness like one who’s been bled
But with my heart, I wished for summer bowers
Though when I dressed, flirtatious sun had fled
What is shown us, sometimes can’t be said.
The language of the heart its truth declares.
This sun aroused me from unmoving bed
Who can’t be pushed may yet be gently led.
The language of the body plays its share
Though when we dress, unfaithful sun is sad
What do bulbs feel when they reach the air?
What do flowers feel when they are first bared
Warm sun entices all from winter beds
And when we dress .let’s muse on flower heads.
