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lesson in white and yellow flowers
a simple poem in the Triolet form about spring flowers
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the daffodil, should not be confused with a rose,
it has no thorns, just a sweet perfume…
yet, as an iris is perfect for uncommon prose
the daffodil, should not be confused with a rose…
speak of narcissus, beware the rapturous throes
of young lovers offering jonquils to fill an entire room —
the daffodil, should not be confused with a rose,
it has no thorns, just a sweet perfume…


lesson in white and yellow flowers
[200731.1…c]
Written for the Writer's Cramp
© Copyright 2007 alfred booth, wanbli ska (UN: troubadour at Writing.Com). All rights reserved.
alfred booth, wanbli ska has granted Writing.Com, its affiliates and syndicates non-exclusive rights to display this work.
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