Roses and Carnations

My Grandma had a golden hands
She planted flowers and gardens 
In the front yard even at the neighbors 
Red yellow orange violet 
White purple roses and carnations 
With such elegance she professed 
The fragrance aromatic
Roses and carnation 
Oh! such an array of beautiful fluorescence
Of God banquet grandeur planted 
Flowers I miss the rain that's showers planted 
In the ground by my grandma's hand 
She kneeled down blossoms of sweet nectar 
Radiant pedals putting my eyes in a trance 
All the joy my nose cry for more of the fragrance 
Blossoms of sweet nectar so radiant paddles 
Putting my eyes in a trance wonderful smells making my nose want to dance Smile as they fly in and out deliciously sucking the nectar from the plant 
I'm in such radiation caught blowing up trapped in the fragrance of 
roses and carnations
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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