Tulips

A garden of red, pink, and yellow tulips surround a rock-lined pool
Author’s Photo

Tulips display their colors
Shortly in the Spring
But oh, how brightly they glow!

Large green leaves
In case you didn’t see them
In case you didn’t know

Some flowers need a fragrance
Others protect with thorns
The tulip stands on its own

She doesn’t last all year
She gives you just a taste
And then she lies down.

Copyright Β© 2023 Brandon Ellrich

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I was chosen as the poet of the week for last week’s poetry challenge W3 Prompt #52: Wea’ve WrittenΒ Weekly.

The poem in this post was written for David’s W3 Prompt #53: Wea’ve WrittenΒ Weekly on The Skeptic’s Kaddish for this week’s challenge (which I set forth). Please visit his page to read other responses.

Published by Brandon Ellrich

I live in Central Missouri and enjoy reading, writing, playing tennis, watching movies, and exploring creative outlets. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology and I love to take my readers inside the minds of my characters.

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