sea dahlia ( session 3)
Sea dahlia
sea dahlias glisten like
the sea in the sun light,
vines grasp to the sand
Tightly, the vines are the
darkest blue like the
Bottom of the ocean.
The roots whereas
sea-through as a
window, But blue as the
Hawaiian sea. The stem is
nearly as tall as a tree,
and it’s as green as grass,
The leaves are a jaggy
and sharp as a knife that
if you touched it you
would get a paper cut.
When it flowers it looks a
child when they have
just woken up, the pollen
Is such a dark blue that
if you looked at it for
too long you would
be transported to the
Deepest darkest sea.
the end
Bye Lucy
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