Rose Hips
By well-wisher
Fri, 06 Jul 2012
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She asked me for roses; I gave her rose hips
and said, “Here are roses as red as your lips
with perfume more sweeter than any you’ll smell
in expensive bottles brewed up by Chanel”.
But she didn’t want them. She threw them away.
Yet, where the seeds landed, they grew anyway,
into a bunch of bright, red beautiful blooms
with fragrance far sweeter than bottled perfumes;
as bright as the love that now would never be
because she refused to plant roses with me.
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Sweet little bouquet of a
Permalink Submitted by hilary west on
Sweet little bouquet of a poem!
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My goodness, John, your
My goodness, John, your romantic side's in free-flow this weekend. I thought this was an excellent poem, reflective and thoughtful. I rather liked the way it turned out in the end. I think it was all the more poignant and stronger for it. Much enjoyed, mate.
Trev
TVR
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I know where you're coming
I know where you're coming from with that, John.
Best Regards.
Trev
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