A Summer of Fences

I love the smell of flowers

And how they sway, I could stare for hours

The stems to ants must seem like towers

Oh to be so small, would be to me great power

To be lost in such a glorious city

As the rays of the sun illuminate it's beauty

Oh to be so light as to let the wind lift me

Like a dandelion's dander's flight, spastic and free

To walk in the shade of the colorful buds

To waltz with a mantis and swim in the mud

To climb their stems, like a ladybug could

And taste the dew on the leaves like anyone would

But I come to my senses, to the real world it seems

And I wonder if the flowers can see my day dream

But they silently bask in the sun's gracious beams

I am so aware of them but they may never know me