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Compositae (Asteraceae) : 2005/10/19
Barnadesiodeae:
Barnadesia,
Dasyphyllum
Cichorioidae (Lactucoideae) : ״ǿ
Arctotideae
Arctotis, Ŀ
Venidium,
Berkheya,
Gazania, ѫ¾
Cardueae
Acroptilon,
Amberboa, ܽ
Arctium, ţ
Atractylis,
Carduncellus,
Carduus, ë
Carlina, ̰
Carthamus, 컨
Centaurea, ʸ
Cirsium,
Cousinia,
Cynara, ˼
Echinops,
Galactites,
Hemistepta,
Jurinea, ߾
Leuzea
Onopordum, Ἳ
Saussurea, ë ѩ
Serratula 黨ͷ
Silybum ˮɼ
Xeranthemum,
Lactuceae ݫ
Agoseris,
Andryala,
Catananche,
Chondrilla, ۰
Cicerbita, Ҳ
Cichorium,
Crepis,
Dendroseris,
Hieracium, ɽ
Hypochaeris, è
Lactuca, ݫ
Launaea, ˨
Leontodon, ѩ
Malacothrix,
Microseris, ũ
Mycelis,
Picris, ë˲
Pilosella,
Prenanthes,
Scorzonera, ѻ Ų
Sonchus, IJ
Stephanomeria,
Taraxacum, ѹӢ
Tolpis,
Tragopogon,
Urospermum,
Youngia, Ʋ
Liabeae
Liabum,
Munnozia,
Sinclairia
Mutisieae
Achyrothalamus
Ainsliaea,
Brachylaena,
Chaetanthera,
Chaptalia,
Dicoma,
Gerbera, ɻ ̫
Gochnatia,
Jungia,
Leucheria,
Mutisia,
Nassauvia,
Onoseris,
Perezia,
Tarchonanthus,
Trixis
Wunderlichia,
Vernonieae
Baccharoides
Bothriocline,
Centratherum,
Cyanthillium
Distephanus,
Elephantopus, ص
Eremanthus,
Ethulia,
Lepidaploa,
Lessingianthus,
Lychnophora,
Pacourina
Piptocarpha,
Rolandra
Stokesia,
Vernonanthera,
Vernonia,
Asteroideae: ״ǿ
Anthemideae
Achillea,
Ajania, Ǿ
Anacyclus,
Anthemis, ƾ
Argyranthemum, ľ
Artemisia,
Athanasia,
Chamaemelum, ʾ
Chryanthemum
Cladanthus,
Cotula, ɽܾݴ
Coleostephus, ʹھ
Dendranthema,
Inulanthera,
Ismelia,
Leptinella,
Leucanthemella С
Leucanthemum,
Lonas,
Matricaria, ĸ
Nipponanthemum,
Rhodanthemum,
Osmitopsis,
Pentzia,
Santolina,
Sclerorhachis,
Seriphidium,
Tanacetopsis,
Tanacetum,
Trichanthemis,
Ursinia,
Astereae Է
Archibaccharis,
Aster, Է
Apodocephala,
Baccharis
Bellis,
Bellium,
Boltonia, ·߾
Brachycome, Ӿ
Callistephus
Celmisia,
Commidendrum,
Conyza, Ұ
Diplostephium,
Ericameria,
Erigeron,
Felicia,
Grangea,
Grindelia,
Gutierrezia,
Heteropappus,
Heterotheca,
Kalimeris,
Lagenophora,
Mechaeranthera,
Melanodendron,
Microglossa, С
Olearia,
Psiadia,
Pteronia,
Solidago, һ֦
Tetramolophium,
Townsendia,
Vernoniopsis,
Calenduleae յ
Calendula, յ
Chrysanthemoides,
Dimorphotheca,
Osteospermum, Ѿ
Tripteris
Eupatorieae
Adenostemma,
Ageratina,.
Ageratum, 㼻
Ayapana,
Bartlettina,
Brickellia,
Campuloclinium,
Chromolaena,
Critonia,
Eupatorium,
Fleischmania,
Gymnocoronis ʷز
Hofmeisteria,
Koanophyllum,
Liatris, ߱
Mikania, С
Neomirandea,
Ophryosporus,
Stevia,
Symphyopappus,
Trichocoronis,
Trichogonia,
Gnaphalieae
Ammobium,
Anaphalis, ɽݶ
Angianthus,
Antennaria,
Bracteantha,
Cassinia,
Chrysocephalum,
Craspedia,
Filago,
Gamochaeta,
Gnapalium
Helichrysum,
Leontopodium, ѩ
Leucogenes,
Leucophyta,
Ozothamnus, ľ˹ úͲ
Pteropogon,
Raoulia,
Rhodanthe, о
Schoenia
Helenieae ľ
Arnica,
Dubautia,
Eriophyllum,
Flaveria,
Gaillardia, ˾
Helenium, ľ
Hymenopappus,
Hymenoxys,
Lasthenia,
Layia ž
Madia,
Pectis,
Perityle,
Porophyllum,
Tagetes, پ
Thymophylla,
Heliantheae տ
Acmella, ť
Ambrosia,
Bidens,
Blainvillea,
Calea,
Chrysogonum,
Chrysanthellum,
Coreopsis,
Cosmos, Ӣ ˹
Dahlia,
Echinacea,
Encelia,
Espeletia,
Flourensia,
Gaillardia, ˾
Guizotia, С
Galinsoga, С
Helianthella,
Helianthus, տ
Heliopsis, չ
Heptanthus,
Madia,
Melampodium,
Montanoa,
Parthenium,
Pappobolus,
Perymenium,
Ratibida, ɹ
Rudbeckia,
Sanvitalia, Ŀ
Scalesia, ľ
Silphium,
Simsia,
Smallanthus, ɽѩ
Tithonia, ױ
Tridax, â
Verbesina,
Viguiera,
Wedelia,
Xanthium, Զ
Zinnia, վ
Inuleae
Anisopappus, ɽƾ
Asteriscus,
Blumea, ë
Buphthalmum, ţ۾
Inula,
Pulicaria
Telekia,
Plucheeae
Epaltes, 첻Բ
Laggera,
Pluchea,
Sphaeranthus,
Senecioneae ǧ
Abrotanella,
Apodocephala,
Brachyglottis,
Centaurodendron,
Cineraria, Ҷ
Crassocephalum, ѺͲ
Cremanthodium, ͷ
Dendrorphorbium,
Dendrosenecio,
Dendroseris
Doronicum, ƾ
Emilia, һ
Euryops,
Gynoxys,
Gynura, ߲
Kleinia,
Ligularia,
Monticalia,
Othonna,
Packera,
Parasenecio, ɽ
Pentacalia,
Pericallis,
Petasites, 䶷
Psacalium,
Roldana,
Pittocaulon,
Pladaroxylon,
Psiadia,
Robinsonia,
Senecio, ǧ
Sinosenecio, ǧ
Sinacalia, йǧ
Steirodiscus,
Synotis,
Telanthophora,
Tephroseris,
Vernoniopsis,
Appendix :
Taxon Id Name # Lower Taxa
100085 Acanthocephalus ͷ
100100 Acantholepis
100132 Acanthospermum ̰ 1
100191 Achillea 10
100234 Achyrophorus è 1
100387 Acroptilon 1
100541 Adenocaulon в 1
100591 Adenostemma 3
100805 Ageratum 㼻 2
100885 Ainsliaea ö 12
100912 Ajania Ǿ 28
100913 Ajaniopsis ʾ 1
101015 Alfredia Ĥ 5
101284 Amberboa 3
101325 Ambrosia 2
101580 Anaphalis 73
101617 Ancathia ߹ 1
101844 Anisopappus ɽƾ 1
101977 Antennaria 1
102004 Anthemis ƾ 3
102484 Arctium ţ 2
102490 Arctogeron ɯ 1
102552 Argyranthemum ľ 1
102682 Artemisia 230
102902 Aster 130
102957 Asterothamnus ľ 7
103101 Atractylodes 5
103136 Aucklandia ľ 1
103738 Bellis 1
103917 Bidens 11
104032 Blainvillea 1
104121 Blumea 31
104125 Blumeopsis Ⱜ 1
104208 Bolocephalus 1
104414 Brachanthemum 2
104426 Brachyactis Ǿ 4
104852 Buphthalmum ţ۾ 1
104960 Cacalia зײ 15
105062 Calendula յ
105136 Callistephus 1
105245 Calotis ̹ھ 1
105378 Camchaya ӧ 1
105505 Cancrinia Сʾ 5
105640 Carduus 3
105666 Carlina ̰ 1
105695 Carpesium 20
105754 Carthamus 컨 2
105958 Cavea 1
106012 Centaurea ʸ 10
106025 Centipeda ʯݴ 1
200108 Cephalanoplos ̶ 2
106109 Cephalorhynchus ͷ
106450 Chamaemelum 1
106534 Chartolepis ۾ 1
106840 Chondrilla ۰ 1
106893 Chorisis ߿ݤ
106957 Chrysanthemum 3
107071 Cichorium 1
107103 Cineraria Ҷ
107139 Cirsium 50
107433 Cnicus Ҵ 1
107644 Coleostephus ʹھ 1
107911 Conyza Ʋ 11
108000 Coreopsis 3
108151 Cosmos Ӣ 1
108176 Cotula ɽܾݴ 2
108214 Cousinia ͷ 11
108299 Cremanthodium ͷ 69
108337 Crepidiastrum ٻ
108351 Crepis 6
108434 Crossostephium ܽؾ 1
108471 Crupina ë 1
108785 Cyathocline 1
108971 Cynara ˼ 2
109230 Dahlia 1
109544 Dendranthema 20
109933 Dichrocephala 3
110367 Diplazoptilon 2
110737 Doellingeria 2
110834 Doronicum ƾ 2
111012 Dubyaea 2
111246 Echinops ͷ 17
111273 Eclipta 1
111364 Elachanthemum 1
111427 Elephantopus ص 2
111550 Emilia һ 1
200072 Enhydra Ӿ 1
111779 Epaltes 2
111839 Epilasia ë 1
200128 Erechthites 1
112000 Erigeron 43
112231 Ethulia 1
112351 Eupatorium 17
112593 Faberia 1
112648 Farfugium 1
112780 Filago 2
112787 Filifolium Ҷ 1
112938 Formania â 1
113131 Gaillardia ˾ 2
113149 Galatella Է 15
113183 Galinsoga ţϥ 2
113266 Garhadiolus С 1
113481 Gerbera ɻ 4
113718 Glossogyne ¹Dz 1
113778 Gnaphalium 24
114003 Grangea 1
114359 Gynura ߲ 2
114565 Handelia ɽ 1
114856 Helenium ľ
114871 Helianthus տ 2
114875 Helichrysum 3
200139 Hemistepta 1
115260 Heteracia 1
115331 Heteropappus 16
115341 Heteroplexis Ѿ 3
115448 Hieracium ɽ 1
115511 Hippolytia Ů 12
115623 Hololeion ȫ 1
115914 Hyalea 1
200146 Indoixeris ǿ
116442 Inula 25
116668 Ixeris ݤ 9
116886 Jurinea ߾ 14
116927 Kalimeris 10
116970 Karelinia 1
116989 Kaschgaria ʲ 2
117199 Koelpinia Ыβ 1
200079 Krylovia 2
117438 Lactuca ݫ 13
117484 Lagenophora ƿͷ 1
117491 Laggera 3
117505 Lagoseris 1
117619 Lapsana 鶲 1
117679 Lasiopus ë
117736 Launaea ˨ 2
117867 Leibnitzia 1
117992 Leontopodium 53
118352 Leucanthemella С 1
118354 Leucanthemum 2
118406 Leucomeris ľ 1
118542 Ligularia 117
118670 Linosyris 2
119860 Matricaria ĸ 2
120554 Microglossa С 1
120704 Mikania 1
120864 Miyamayomena 3
121445 Myriactis ճڲ 7
121488 Myripnois 1
121619 Nannoglottis ëھ 3
122037 Neopallasia Ҷ 1
122488 Nouelia Ӿľ 1
122780 Olgaea 6
122792 Oligochaeta ë 1
122941 Onopordum Ἳ 2
200163 Opisthopappus ̫о 2
123939 Paramicrorhynchus С
124104 Parthenium 2
124398 Pentanema έȲ 4
124636 Pertya 4
124686 Petasites 䶷 2
124858 Phagnalon ë 1
125392 Picris ë 2
125473 Pilostemon ë 1
125681 Plagiobasis б 1
126103 Pluchea 3
126693 Prenanthes ̹ 3
200168 Pseudoelephantopus ٵص 1
127389 Psychrogeton 2
127401 Ptarmica
127447 Pterocaulon 1
127631 Pulicaria 6
127771 Pyrethrum ƥ 18
200175 Rhaponticum ©« 2
128493 Rhynchospermum ֲ 1
128840 Rudbeckia 2
128897 Russowia ư 1
129155 Sanvitalia Ŀ 1
129338 Saussurea ë 55
129397 Scariola ȸ
129477 Schischkinia ״̾ 1
129609 Schmalhausenia ͷ 1
129894 Scorzonera ѻ 6
130085 Senecio ǧ 33
130166 Seriphidium 34
130181 Serratula 黨ͷ 17
200183 Sheararia Ϻ 1
200092 Siegesbeckia gݲ 4
130368 Silybum ˮɼ 1
130659 Solidago һ֦ƻ 5
130663 Soliva 1
130683 Sonchus IJ 3
130734 Soroseris ë 3
130863 Sphaeranthus Dz 3
131000 Spilanthes ť 2
131317 Stemmacantha ©« 2
131472 Steptorhamphus
131581 Stilpnolepis ٻ 1
132006 Symphyllocarpus 1
132065 Syncalathium ͷ 1
132087 Synedrella 1
132089 Syneilesis öɡ 1
132135 Synurus ɽţ 1
132140 Syreitschikovia 1
132217 Tagetes پ 2
132267 Tanacetum 6
132314 Taraxacum ѹӢ 8
132813 Thespis ɡ 1
133067 Tithonia ױ 1
133279 Tragopogon Ų 3
133497 Tricholepis 2
133601 Tridax â 1
133732 Tripleurospermum ߹ 5
133754 Tripolium 1
133966 Tugarinovia 2
134005 Turczaninovia Ů 1
134025 Tussilago 1
134497 Vernonia 28
134656 Vladimiria ľ 13
134729 Waldheimia â 8
134801 Wedelia 5
135017 Xanthium Զ 4
135030 Xanthopappus ӧ 1
135079 Xeranthemum
135219 Youngia Ʋ 6
135326 Zinnia վ 2
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To A Mountain Daisy
Robert Burns
Wee, modest crimson-tipped flow'r,
Thou's met me in an evil hour;
For I maun crush amang the stoure
Thy slender stem:
To spare thee now is past my pow'r,
Thou bonie gem.
Alas! it's no thy neibor sweet,
The bonie lark, companion meet,
Bending thee 'mang the dewy weet,
Wi' spreckl'd breast!
When upward-springing, blythe, to greet
The purpling east.
Cauld blew the bitter-biting north
Upon thy early, humble birth;
Yet cheerfully thou glinted forth
Amid the storm,
Scarce rear'd above the parent-earth
Thy tender form.
The flaunting flow'rs our gardens yield,
High shelt'ring woods and wa's maun shield;
But thou, beneath the random bield
O' clod or stane,
Adorns the histie stibble field,
Unseen, alane.
There, in thy scanty mantle clad,
Thy snawie bosom sun-ward spread,
Thou lifts thy unassuming head
In humble guise;
But now the share uptears thy bed,
And low thou lies!
Such is the fate of artless maid,
Sweet flow'ret of the rural shade!
By love's simplicity betray'd,
And guileless trust;
Till she, like thee, all soil'd, is laid
Low i' the dust.
Such is the fate of simple bard,
On life's rough ocean luckless starr'd!
Unskilful he to note the card
Of prudent lore,
Till billows rage, and gales blow hard,
And whelm him o'er!
Such fate to suffering worth is giv'n,
Who long with wants and woes has striv'n,
By human pride or cunning driv'n
To mis'ry's brink;
Till wrench'd of ev'ry stay but Heav'n,
He, ruin'd, sink!
Ev'n thou who mourn'st the Daisy's fate,
That fate is thine-no distant date;
Stern Ruin's plough-share drives elate,
Full on thy bloom,
Till crush'd beneath the furrow's weight,
Shall be thy doom!
1786 (Bellis perennis)
To Daisies, not to shut so soon
Robert Herrick. 1591-1674
SHUT not so soon; the dull-eyed night
Has not as yet begun
To make a seizure on the light,
Or to seal up the sun.
No marigolds yet closed are,
No shadows great appear;
Nor doth the early shepherd's star
Shine like a spangle here.
Stay but till my Julia close
Her life-begetting eye,
And let the whole world then dispose
Itself to live or die.
The Marigold
George Wither
Whilst I , the Sunne's bright Face may view,
I will no meaner Light pursue.
When with a serious musing I behold
The grateful and obsequious marigold,
How duly, ev'ry morning, she displays
Her open breast, when Titan spreads his rays;
How she observes him in his daily walk,
Still bending towards him her tender stalk;
How, when he down declines, she droops and mourns,
Bedew'd, as 'twere, with tears, till he returns;
And how she veils her flow'rs when he is gone,
As if she scorned to be looked on
By an inferior eye, or did contemn
To wait upon a meaner light than him;
When this I meditate, methinks the flowers
Have spirits far more generous than ours,
And give us fair examples to despise
The servile fawnings and idolatries
Wherewith we court these earthly things below,
Which merit not the service we bestow.
But, O my God! though groveling I appear
Upon the ground (and have a rooting here
Which hales me downward) yet in my desire
To that which is above me I aspire;
And all my best affections I profess
To Him that is the sun of righteousness.
Oh, keep the morning of His incarnation,
The burning noontide of His bitter passion,
The night of His descending, and the height
Of His ascension ever in my sight,
That imitating Him in what I may,
I never follow an inferior way.
Thistles
Against the rubber tongues of cows and the hoeing hands of men
Thistles spike the summer air
And crackle open under a blue-black pressure.
Every one a revengeful burst
Of resurrection, a grasped fistful
Of splintered weapons and Icelandic frost thrust up
From the underground stain of a decayed Viking.
They are like pale hair and the gutturals of dialects.
Every one manages a plume of blood.
Then they grow grey like men.
Mown down, it is a feud. Their sons appear
Stiff with weapons, fighting back over the same ground.
-- Ted Hughes
Chrysanthemum
Robin Hyde
See that dishevelled head,
Its bronze curls all undone?
I am that one,
The stubborn slattern of your garden bed;
No sweetness for you here, but bittersweet
Admission that my hour must needs be fleet;
A frosty tang of wit, an autumn face,
Perchance the memory of some sharper grace,
That shone beneath the imperial yellow tiles
Nor needed stoop for princely sulks or smiles;
Tatterdemalion courage here, a ghost
To captain some obscure, defeated host . . .
Many the springtime maidens, crisp as snow . . .
Yet, hapless sir, we know
Your fate . . . to love me most.
Ah! Sunflower
William Blake.
Ah Sunflower, weary of time,
Who countest the steps of the sun;
Seeking after that sweet golden clime
Where the traveller's journey is done;
Where the youth pined away with desire,
And the pale virgin shrouded in snow,
Arise from their graves, and aspire
Where my Sunflower wishes to go!
Sunflower Sutra
Allen Ginsberg
I walked on the banks of the tincan banana dock and
sat down under the huge shade of a Southern
Pacific locomotive to look at the sunset over the
box house hills and cry.
Jack Kerouac sat beside me on a busted rusty iron
pole, companion, we thought the same thoughts
of the soul, bleak and blue and sad-eyed, sur-
rounded by the gnarled steel roots of trees of
machinery.
The oily water on the river mirrored the red sky, sun
sank on top of final Frisco peaks, no fish in that
stream, no hermit in those mounts, just our-
selves rheumy-eyed and hungover like old bums
on the riverbank, tired and wily.
Look at the Sunflower, he said, there was a dead gray
shadow against the sky, big as a man, sitting
dry on top of a pile of ancient sawdust--
--I rushed up enchanted--it was my first sunflower,
memories of Blake--my visions--Harlem
and Hells of the Eastern rivers, bridges clanking Joes
Greasy Sandwiches, dead baby carriages, black
treadless tires forgotten and unretreaded, the
poem of the riverbank, condoms & pots, steel
knives, nothing stainless, only the dank muck
and the razor-sharp artifacts passing into the
past--
and the gray Sunflower poised against the sunset,
crackly bleak and dusty with the smut and smog
and smoke of olden locomotives in its eye--
corolla of bleary spikes pushed down and broken like
a battered crown, seeds fallen out of its face,
soon-to-be-toothless mouth of sunny air, sun-
rays obliterated on its hairy head like a dried
wire spiderweb,
leaves stuck out like arms out of the stem, gestures
from the sawdust root, broke pieces of plaster
fallen out of the black twigs, a dead fly in its ear,
Unholy battered old thing you were, my sunflower O
my soul, I loved you then!
The grime was no man's grime but death and human
locomotives,
all that dress of dust, that veil of darkened railroad
skin, that smog of cheek, that eyelid of black
mis'ry, that sooty hand or phallus or protuber-
ance of artificial worse-than-dirt--industrial--
modern--all that civilization spotting your
crazy golden crown--
and those blear thoughts of death and dusty loveless
eyes and ends and withered roots below, in the
home-pile of sand and sawdust, rubber dollar
bills, skin of machinery, the guts and innards
of the weeping coughing car, the empty lonely
tincans with their rusty tongues alack, what
more could I name, the smoked ashes of some
cock cigar, the cunts of wheelbarrows and the
milky breasts of cars, wornout asses out of chairs
& sphincters of dynamos--all these
entangled in your mummied roots--and you there
standing before me in the sunset, all your glory
in your form!
A perfect beauty of a sunflower! a perfect excellent
lovely sunflower existence! a sweet natural eye
to the new hip moon, woke up alive and excited
grasping in the sunset shadow sunrise golden
monthly breeze!
How many flies buzzed round you innocent of your
grime, while you cursed the heavens of the rail-
road and your flower soul?
Poor dead flower? when did you forget you were a
flower? when did you look at your skin and
decide you were an impotent dirty old locomo-
tive? the ghost of a locomotive? the specter and
shade of a once powerful mad American locomo-
tive?
You were never no locomotive, Sunflower, you were a
sunflower!
And you Locomotive, you are a locomotive, forget me
not!
So I grabbed up the skeleton thick sunflower and stuck
it at my side like a scepter,
and deliver my sermon to my soul, and Jack's soul
too, and anyone who'll listen,
--We're not our skin of grime, we're not our dread
bleak dusty imageless locomotive, we're all
beautiful golden sunflowers inside, we're bles-
sed by our own seed & golden hairy naked ac-
complishment-bodies growing into mad black
formal sunflowers in the sunset, spied on by our
eyes under the shadow of the mad locomotive
riverbank sunset Frisco hilly tincan evening sit-
down vision.
Berkeley, 1955
The Ragwort
John Clare
Ragwort, thou humble flower with tattered leaves
I love to see thee come & litter gold,
What time the summer binds her russet sheaves;
Decking rude spots in beauties manifold,
That without thee were dreary to behold,
Sunburnt and bare-- the meadow bank, the baulk
That leads a wagon-way through mellow fields,
Rich with the tints that harvest's plenty yields,
Browns of all hues; and everywhere I walk
Thy waste of shining blossoms richly shields
The sun tanned sward in splendid hues that burn
So bright & glaring that the very light
Of the rich sunshine doth to paleness turn
& seems but very shadows in thy sight.
1823-5, 1924(Senecio jacobaea)
Dandelions
Howard Nemerov
These golden heads, these common suns
Only less multitudinous
Than grass itself that gluts
The market of the world with green,
They shine as lovely as they're mean,
Fine as the daughters of the poor
Who go proudly in spangles of brass;
Light-headed, then headless, stalked for a salad.
Inside a week they will be seen
Stricken and old, ghosts in the field
To be picked up at the lightest breath,
With brazen tops all shrunken in
And swollen green gone withered white.
You'll say it's nature's price for beauty
That goes cheap; that being light
Is justly what makes girls grow heavy;
And that the wind, bearing their death,
Whispers the second kingdom come.
You'll say, the fool of piety,
By resignations hanging on
Until, still justified, you drop.
But surely the thing is sorrowful,
At evening when the light goes out
Slowly, to see those ruined spinsters,
All down the field their ghostly hair,
Dry sinners waiting in the valley
For the last word and the next life
And the liberation from the lion's mouth.
1955(Taraxacum officinale)
Little Lion Face
May Swenson
Little lion face
I stopped to pick
among the mass of thick
succulent blooms, the twice
streaked flanges of your silk
sunwheel relaxed in wide
dilation, I brought inside,
placed in a vase. Milk
of your shaggy stem
sticky on my fingers, and
your barbs hooked to my hand,
sudden stings from them
were sweet. Now I'm bold
to touch your swollen neck,
put careful lips to slick
petals, snuff up gold
pollen in your navel cup.
Still fresh before night
I leave you, dawn's appetite
to renew our glide and suck.
An hour ahead of sun
I come to find you. You're
twisted shut as a burr,
neck drooped unconscious,
an inert, limp bundle,
a furled cocoon, your
sun-streaked aureole
eclipsed and dun.
Strange feral flower asleep
with flame-ruff wilted,
all magic halted,
a drink I pour, steep
in the glass for your
undulant stem to suck.
Oh, lift your young neck,
open and expand to your
lover, hot light.
Gold corona, widen to sky.
I hold you lion in my eye
sunup until night.
1987
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