Question

poem on topic nature ​

Answer 1

                                Bloom

 I want to tell you

about the sunflower I found

on the sidewalk yesterday.

It is wilting and curled and gorgeous

and knows it.  I want to age like that,

never forgetting my own beauty,

never forgetting how to say bloom.

Answer 2

Answer:

If I would take a brush and paint the

mountains and the moors,

I would splash the hillsides yellow and

cover them in gorse.

I'd take the finest needle and the

darkest thread of green

And sew a line if bracken along the

landscape in - between.

I'd lay a purple carpet of wild heather

in the bells

And fringe the edge of all the woods

With their pretty lilac bells.

I'd merge the bracken with the

heather, mix their colours like the sea,

A green and purple ocean on my own

rich tapestry.

Then I'd take a ball of soft , white wool

and stitch a mass of daisy chains

Around the lush green meadows and

Up the sides of winding lanes

I would stencil on the marshes, just

like pure white China cups,

Some fragile water likes and by the

Ponds , sweet buttercups.

I'd mix orange , red and yellows

Planting poppies wild and free

Onto nature's colored canvas , my

Own rich tapestry.

Explanation:

This poem is written by -

LESLEY ELAINE GREENWOOD.

MARK AS BRAINLIEST AND FOLLOW ME PLEASE