Clover Asks a Question

No flower in the meadow is exactly alike
hundreds of them, each unique 
plethora of colors, shades, fragrances and hues
each blossom complete onto herself

violet grins at clover, reading his bliss
clover feels bold under her appreciation
asks her why flora is so many colors
violet blushes and her purple hue deepens

flowers feel deeply, mushroom offers
their empathy and compassion abounds
each thought brings a new shade to their blossoms
clover is surprised 

is this true for marigolds, lilies, tulips, and bleeding heart?
mushroom peers over tall grass to survey the meadow
all signs indicate it must be
clover takes a deep sigh, satisfied
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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