Dance of the Jerusalem Wild Flowers Poem
By Pamela Storch
Call the wild flowers’ edge,
The gateway locked inside,
White petals to the limit go,
Where flowers cannot hide,
White flower petals’ core is gold,
And silver rides the waves,
The dream of Joseph is aligned,
With everyone life saves,
For what is life on other’s side,
And what is death but gates,
The transformation will occur,
Without the heavy grates,
White flowers dance the fondest dreams,
And call their siren through,
The ships at sea will journey,
Through the fountains holding dew,
The manna will sustain all life,
The sunshine wraps the land,
And children laugh with gleeful pride,
At angels hand in hand,
For are we not the angels there,
Forgetting who we are,
In glee we will remember,
As the dust becomes a star.
Dance of the Jerusalem Wild Flowers is a mystical, symbolic, and spiritually rich poem from Poetry Beyond by Pamela Storch. Filled with imagery of white petals, golden cores, silver waves, and the dream of Joseph, the poem travels through gateways of transformation, heavenly sustenance, and the remembrance of who we truly are. As wild flowers dance, ships journey, fountains flow, and children laugh with angels, the poem calls readers into a higher awareness of life, renewal, and divine purpose.
Ideal for readers of spiritual poetry, Jerusalem themes, nature symbolism, and uplifting poetic journeys.
