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Parapluie Banana Tree

Shirley Martin serves up another delightful poem, Parapluie Banana tree. Brocking leet!

Shirley MartinbyShirley Martin
13-07-2022 08:44 - Updated On 16-07-2022 09:39
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Parapluie banana tree
Eysus in the sun
Brocking leet, sound so sweet
Run river run
Shake your head on arching neck
Fonds of verdant green
Paddle’d, dappled puddle-duck
In the river seen
Parapluie banana tree
Thunder rumbling by
Under nodding canopy
Watch the darkening sky
Rain descends on parapluie
Clapping sudden rush
Lands near-by a damsel fly
On iridescent hush
Emerald gilded filigree
Closing, breathing wings
Trembling frame in pouring rain
Leafy solace brings
Glistening road crinkle-cut
Beaded necklace wears
On ribble’d route takes its path
Fring’ing, billowing hair

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