Category: Flower Poem

NaPoWriMo 2025 – Day 2

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April Poetry Writing Month – Day 2
Silence is never truly silent, and even the most innocent flowers can be both beautiful and toxic. There is a movement in everything — even within our mind.
Breathe.
Observe.
Think meditatively.

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NaPoWriMo 2024 – Day 30 – Short Poetry – Monostich

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I have written a ‘Monostich’, a contemporary poetic form of single-line verse, known for its expressive brevity. In this compact space, complex ideas and imagery converge, inviting contemplation and interpretation.   

Central to my exploration are the symbols of the blackbird and dandelion, each carrying layers of meaning: mystery,  communication, transformation, and freedom. 

The theme of self-expression guides me in my self-introspection: 30 days of writing 30 poems, a personal odyssey of creativity and self-discovery through verses. 

Deepest gratitude for reading my poems.

Thank you

NaPoWriMo 2024 – April 3 – Wildflowers

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 The beauty of wildflowers is a source of joy. Fresh, pure, and innocent – these are the qualities I would use to describe it. They can thrive in any environment, embodying freedom to hope and live, displaying resilience. Wildflowers offer us valuable lessons to contemplate.

NaPoWriMo 2024 – April 2 – Magnolias

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Magnolia flowers with their withering petals easily captivate nature lovers. In Munich, magnolia trees bloom in early spring before leaves appear, displaying varieties in shades of purple, pink, and white. The carpet of dissipated petals of magnolias is equally mesmerizing.  Culturally significant, and symbolically transformational, magnolias have a place in history. I couldn´t help but notice the symbolism of yin energy and femininity associated with magnolias.