A Garden of Verses and Inspirational Poems

By Gloria Niederman

This book is for flower lovers or nature lovers who would enjoy reading this during summer or in a different seasons of the year. It has religious poems for people who like to meditate.

Gloria Niederman lives in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. She lives with her one sister and her two cats. She dedicates this book to her mother and

• Language: English
• Publisher: Go To Publish
• Release date: Apr 21, 2023
• ISBN: 9781647499044

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A Garden of Verses and Inspirational Poems

Copyright © 2023 by Gloria Niederman

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Dedication

In memory of my mother, Doris P. Maida whose goodness and generosity were endless.

When Mom entered into the everlasting light, my souls’ candle blew out. But I realized loves’ flame still burned in my heart. Death could not keep us apart.

PART I: A GARDEN OF FLORAL VERSES

ROSES

All kinds of roses can enchant a garden on a summer morn. With stunning colors, they’re fragrant. Climbing trellises they adorn, small border blossoms that are scant. In late summer, roses lazily loll, like a little girls’ tired china doll.

The rosebuds’ perfume scent brings pleasure and dried leaves area timeless treasure.

These roses have a satiny gloss-lovely bouquets for a bride to toss.

Apricot nectars’ scent is alluring. With leathery leaves, it is enduring.

Blue moon rose is beguiling. Some lavender buds are smiling. It starts to sparkle at daybreak, like stars that try to stay awake.

China roses don’t so well in drought. In dry spells, they are likely to pout.

On a pillow of white surrounded by rose, wavy Color Magic seems ready to doze.