Wednesday, June 30, 2021

Flower for the Day Daylilies 6-30-21

We have had these daylilies (Hemerocallis) for so long that I  don't really think about them (except when the deer eat their buds). They last for only a day and wither the next night. Daylilies are not  lilies as they grow from roots rather than the bulbs of true lilies. Here are some of this years delights.










The First of My Summer Lovers

Just out of the shower
Wearing only lacy dew
She has arrived early
Voluptuous, steam.

She is no coy one
Her petals spread open
Waiting for mating.

Comfortably naked in the sun
With her soft creamy skin
And dark inner lips
She has come for adulation
Sex and sun.

Confident, she winks
At me with those dark eyes
Saying, come, adore me.

Embarrassed, I have forgotten 
Her name …Misty Maude I believe.

Undulating in the wind
She whispers,
Come closer, closer
Love me, love me.

Quick now, skip the foreplay.
We haven't much time you know.

I'm only passing through,
Just here for one day.

Stan Thawley, 2009

Each time I look at my daylilies I think of you Stan.
xYou left us far too soon.

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