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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Just as days long ago, when decorum resolved, before composure, and poise,.. were corsages, unknown Where propriety mattered, and was favored as gold, high society, has gathered to flavor their tea There's a trellis, embraced by a rose climbing vine Places are set, for dining in jade beneath shadows that stretch under arthritic old trees While slivers of sunshine, squeeze through the branches of silver leafed limbs, in magnolia bloomed shade Tea will be served, by large knuckled hands at several round tables dressed with Swiss lace designs Wearing lavender silk is our proper Grand Dame' who fits her surroundings, as vintage as wine Voices are lilting like the birds in the trees Laughter and chatter, mingle with soft, summer breezes A bouquet of old friends, around a few scattered tables. Silver coifed hairdos, to make celebration Crepe myrtle and wrinkles, beneath ashes and maples Water cress munchies, and triangle creations Sweet honey-suckle, tucked over the porches.… Rose petal blossoms, are painted on china Bridge cards, tumble by Blue Willow dishes Biscuits from England, crumble sublimely Large bosoms bouncing, and big floppy hats Gossip dished up with lemon-sliced frowns Up in the tree is the neighbor's calico cat who catches a glance, and a chance to crawl down Are they ladies of leisure, from a time that is lost? Or a painting I've seen on the wall from the past? ______________________________ Inspired By the Garden Party Contest Sponsored By Cyndi McMillan 6/6/14
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