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Bouquet Poetry

By C.D. HoylePublished 5 years ago • 1 min read
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*Although I have been writing fiction since I can remember this is my first attempt at poetry - please be gentle.

Their bouquets of flowers all slowly died,

Set with pomp and circumstance before my eyes.

“Look - I did what I'm supposed to do today”

I hear the petals, whispering, say.

Then along you came to break the mold.

“No flowers today” is what I was told.

You bring me plants and trees to grow,

And allow my nurturing nature to show.

So glad I am yours and you are mine,

My blossom-less, sweetheart, valentine.

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About the Creator

C.D. Hoyle

C.D. Hoyle is a writer who is also a manual therapist, business owner, mother, co-parent, and partner. You will find her writing sometimes gritty, most times poignant, and almost always a little funny. C.D. Hoyle lives in Toronto.

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