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Flower-Talk

The Lilies sent a message to the Lilacs:
There is not enough light at noon
Around these parts; what shall we do
Replied the Lilac, bloom
Bloom: where you are planted.

The Honeysuckle sent a note-
They are of course quite shy-
To the Climbing roses; whereof to spread
The Climbers replied, go high-
Higher: climb toward the light.

The Marigolds were wont to root
Beside the road, so dreary
Of the Baby's breath, they then inquired
How do you stay so cheery?
They whispered: just keep a young heart.

A Weed approached a Blue eyed stranger
Reposing alone, in thought
'I've no name either; now there's two of us,
you see' he said, conversationally
Replied the Blue one: Forget-me-not.

Copyright © Patti Masterman | Year Posted 2009

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Date: 8/5/2009 7:16:00 AM

i love this poem-Forget me not somehow reminds me of the daisy margerita,the flower of lovers and this is a beautiful garden you panted here wth finest strkes--well done--charma

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