Spring

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Season that grows from delicate Mother Nature Preservation of green lands for the legal wager Rejuvenated roots from tulips and white daisies Invigorated blossoms delicately entwined and lacy Nourishing sprinkles of mist for topiary growth Glorious love and laughter with loyalty and troth
Somewhere after the snow but before the hot sun, came delicate tulips starving for a slight sprinkle. Intertwined roots forming families of lilies and the rose bushes start to climb the trellis. Baby bunnies nesting in between the leaves of a hostas, squeaking for mumma to bring them left over vegetable plants. Spring is my favorite season. It is the time of year I vowed to love my sweet. We had no alter, nor did we have our families. It was just me and my love with my sister and brother as witnesses. My bouquet was made from natural flowers freshly picked in the field. We shared I-do's and gave a gentle kiss underneath the gazebo in the park down the street. We decided to plan a picnic as opposed to an unnecessary reception. We had a big wicker basket full of fruit and champagne for our first toast. We shared a simple yet meaningful day. All that mattered was that we were together, now and forever, as man and wife. favorite season vowed to marry my true love blossoms of bunnies Date Written: March 14, 2016
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Dietrich Avatar
March 15, 2016 at 3:38 PM
Oh I got to the end and got a chuckle out of blossoms of bunnies. This writing makes us know for certain HOW much you love the spring. Very nicely done, Laura.
Scars Avatar
March 15, 2016 at 7:26 PM
Thank you Andrea :)-luloo
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