In A Flower Shop Poem by Marilyn Shepperson
In A Flower Shop
Big trumpet lilies and huge gerber daisies
Anenomes compete with colourful carnations
Many petaled dahlias sit in buckets
Alongside their cousins, lovely crysanthemums
Pots of shy violets, begonias and fuschias
Beside vases of heady perfumed freesias
Odd looking green plants with even stranger names
Ferns and leaves to bulk out bouquets
Yet out of this glorious crowded rainbow
The single red rose is still the loveliest of all.
love flowery poems..liked the part about the ferns and leaves to bulk out the bouquets....the greenery among the colors....and now I know how to spell crysanthemums.....thanks Vallerie
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I would like to translate this poem
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4/16/2024 4:39:42 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Yet out of this glorious crowded rainbow The single red rose is still the loveliest of all. - - lovely closing lines! ! !