The bloom above is found on the Thorny Kapok, commonly known as the Cotton Silk Tree. Here's what some look like in the Caribbean:
http://www.stjohnbeachguide.com/Kapok.htm


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Monday, April 28, 2008

aMused Confessional










Asclepia draw her

from travels abroad

she dances on wind

and comforts me

with beauty, there is

no saving needed

in her world of meta

morphic cycles, nothing

but respite and nectar

and hosts to hang

her creations on

while I watch

and breathe.








Posted by L. D. Knowlton at 1:17 PM