Sunday, October 23, 2005
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Roses from thy neighbour's garden
smell so sweet, well, just like roses.
Florists spray a whiff of Arden
a perfume to deceive our noses.
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8/26/2025 5:00:01 PM # 1.0.0
As a Florist Herbert, we don't spray flowers with scent, not in my shop anyway, and it would damage the petals I'm afraid. Trouble is most commercial flowers don't have any perfume, which is sad, apart from Star Gazer Lilies, or Freesias, but not much else. But I do understand what you are projecting with this poem. Sincerely Ernestine.