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Red Weeds

Indonesian poem

By Moharif YuliantoPublished about a year ago 1 min read
Red Weeds
Photo by Monica Galentino on Unsplash

A crimson carpet, wild and free,

A tapestry of nature's glee.

Red weeds, they dance, a fiery sight,

Against the backdrop of the night.

Their petals, soft as velvet's touch,

A vibrant hue, a fiery clutch.

They sway and sway, with every breeze,

A living, breathing, crimson trees.

In fields of green, they stand apart,

A beacon of hope, a work of art.

A testament to nature's might,

A fiery blaze, a guiding light.

They bloom and grow, with reckless abandon,

A symbol of life, a wild command.

They paint the world with shades of red,

A masterpiece, where beauty's bred.

Beneath the sun, they gleam and shine,

A fiery jewel, a treasure mine.

At dusk, they glow, a crimson hue,

A mystic sight, a wondrous view.

They reach for the sky, with outstretched arms,

A silent prayer, a silent charm.

They whisper secrets to the wind,

A tale of life, a tale to find.

They dance and twirl, a graceful sight,

A symphony of color, day and night.

They bloom and fade, a fleeting show,

A beauty that comes and goes.

Red weeds, they live, they love, they die,

A testament to life's supply.

A fiery force, a wild and free,

A crimson carpet, for all to see.

Ballad

About the Creator

Moharif Yulianto

a freelance writer and thesis preparation in his country, youtube content creator, facebook

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