A place for love
I want my heart to
be like the earth’s first garden
That place where man
had his first home
Planted with flowers
of every shape, size, color, shade and hue
Where blossoms are in
eternal bloom
And petals that with
dew ever glistens like diamonds
Reflect an eternal glow
and sunlight
The air shall
forever resound with the singing of happy birds
While the humming of
busy bees shall never cease
Joy and happiness shall
be the song of the flowers and the trees
In my heart’s garden
there must be an abundance of fruit trees
Reflecting
indecision on their part
For there must be
colorful blooms emitting heady aromas
Crowning fruits that
are halfway to maturity
In bunches side by
side with glowing ripe fruits
That are begging to
be picked and eaten
All this on one tree
of which there are a thousand and more
For there shall
never cease to be an abundance of pleasant sights
And things
tantalizing to the nostrils and melodious to the ears
My heart’s garden
shall not be complete without a stream running through it
For every spot and
corner must be well watered
The soil fertile and
well manure for abundance
And I shall add
canals and bridges
For one spot must be
reached from the next
There shall be seats
and benches underneath the shade trees
Steps to climb underneath
arches of blossoms and blooms
And paths to walk
while enjoying the cool breeze
Oh yes, there has to
be a waterfall
My garden must be
the ideal spot for love
And the ideal place
for God and man to tryst
For Eden’s paradise
was lost to man by Adam
The temples in
Jerusalem destroyed and no longer exists
But still there must
be a place for God and man to meet
And my heart can be
that ideal place
Oh joy, oh bliss, all
is not hopeless, all is not gone
The paradise of Eden
was lost to Adam
But it can be
restored in the heart of man
For long before I
entertained the thought
God went ahead and
did his part
© Prince W Bradford, photo and image 2015
9/23/2015