WISTERIA

Lavender lanterns 
       Dangle from the garden wall, 
             Graceful clusters glow.
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WILLOW

Swaying in the breeze
       Slender leaves rustle in song,
             Willow paints the wind.


CHRYSANTHEMUM

White Fuji Mum grows
       On rocky slope of hillside,
             Solitary theme.


HONEYSUCKLE

White silken trumpets
       Twine, curl, climb a grizzled birch,
             Swirl through summer’s scent.


WILD ROSE

The scent of wild rose 
       Captures unsuspecting June, 
             Intoxicates it.



TRIBUTE TO LI PO

Embracing the moon
       Death sips from your jade chalice,
             Life has few regrets.
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Constance Wrzesniewski lives in Doylestown, PA. She writes for the Bucks County Herald and has been published in several magazines and poetry journals. She participated in Making Magic:  Beauty In Word And Image Exhibition in the Michener Museum. Her poetry collection Watching Over My Shoulder was published June 2015 followed by As I Was Saying July 2018.  Her latest, One More Time came out June 2022.  Her poem Full Moon on a November Night in the Woods of Hickory Run was recently nominated for a Pushcart Prize by Hawk & Whippoorwill Journal. 

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