Poet’s Corner – The Garden

Marsha Solomon
/ August 6, 2026
/ Reading

We've had a lot of rain, but Marsha Solomon reminds us it is good for the garden!

Walk the path of a filled garden

Weaving in and out.

Everything is made of circles.

Morning glories peek around the corner

In brief existence.

Taut threads of umbrellas of colors.

Flowers multiply in harmony.

Daisies stand tallest and daylilies

Are vibrant and hardy.

Marigolds in yellow, orange and red

Are scented strong.

Bleeding hearts thrive in shady places and

Chrysanthemums symbolize joy, longevity and optimism.

Circle the path around the corner

Holding the covering of roses

Like paper lanterns glowing sideways

In crimson of light.

Poem, “The Garden” and artwork, “Bouquet,” by Marsha Solomon

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