A Weed Among Roses
An old poem sitting unread on an old laptop
Perhaps if I had her rosy cheeks
And carnation lips,
Her forget-me-not eyes
And goldenrod hair,
Her jasmine skin
And sunflower height,
Her lavender scent
And honeysuckle sweetness,
Her iris charm
And orchid radiance,
Her daisy daintiness
And azalea enchantment...
you would not perceive me as a weed.
Or maybe if I had her chrysanthemum charisma
And begonia beauty,
Her poppy personality
And magnolia magnetism,
Her buttercup blissfulness
And peony pleasantness,
Her lily liveliness
And marigold magnificence,
Her bluebell boldness
And lilac loveliness,
Her dahlia dreaminess
And petunia perfection...
you would not see me as a weed.
Maybe you would even pick me.
About the Creator
Gloriana Demers
You can find my published children's book @
https://www.xlibris.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/759614-the-way-we-play
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