I crossed a large mimosa bush;
They went from me on my way.
They spread their branches with a low whistle
because they are trees of sensitivity.
Blaise Cendrars
Everything in the garden is a golden ball
Offered by the winter land of Provence. February
is gray, it's very cold outside, but
pompoms sulfur taunt the big mistral.
It is very cold outside, it's February,
And it smells of perfume delicate and tenuous
That distills smoothly shrub
Where the sun illuminated all round seems to be suspended.
Its fragrance is similar to the rice powder
That posed once on the tip of his nose,
Distilled from the flowers, blood canary
Exploding together millions of bouquets.
For the soul of the sun descended on Earth Is
scattered throughout tiny spheres.
sprinkled with golden and full of light,
These tiny flowers are going to overcome the winter.
O drops of sunshine, jewels of elegance
down delicious as a child plays
You Spread over us the divine fragrance
When the wind is so light speaks of spring.
Mimosa your sweet name humming in our ears
As sea breezes or murmur of bees. For land
lunch, you offer your decor
In light foliage with beautiful clusters of gold.
You throw your bouquet to the old village walls
From Côte d'Azur, the emphasis so cute. You
adorned hair, perfumes
From the bodice or the lovely Mireille Magali.
When the day is gone and the sky is adorned
From saffron hues at sunset falling asleep,
You always radiated like a huge
tiara crowning glories of the country of its gold.
of embroidery.
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