Friday, January 27, 2006

Why Must We Pick The Flowers? Comments

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Why is it
when we see a beautiful flower
our first instinct
is to pick it?
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Mary Nagy
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Duncan Wyllie 04 February 2006

Well my dear I suppose you'll have to stay where you are then.Pity, make a lovely show in my garden.Only having fun! ...Love Duncan!

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Ivy Christou 31 January 2006

meaningful poem Mary and well crafted! well done HBH

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Herbert Nehrlich1 27 January 2006

Just think my friend, what does it mean when no more flowers can be seen the sight of flowers does surprise, their beauty, gentle to the eyes their fragrance, lovely to the nose much poetry and welcome prose but God made flowers, yes, indeed to give some beauty to each weed. The flower that you pick to keep creates a wound so very deep and through the forest goes a sigh a flower, plucked, will always cry. Mary you write some wonderful poetry. Best H

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Uriah Hamilton 27 January 2006

I look at all the lovely little flowers I can, I would pluck all those ladies for myself, but even if they laugh at me as they walk away, I still know, they are lovely flowers! !

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Ernestine Northover 27 January 2006

I agree wholeheartedly on this Mary, I prefer myself to see flowers growing in their correct enviroment. But it's also fun creating with them, and we give pleasure on happy occasions, and brighten up a sad occasion such as bereavement and funerals. All the different designs that can be captured in flowers is unbelievable, but first and foremost, I still like to see them growing naturally. Lovely poem with a lovely message. Love Ernestine XXX

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Rusty Daily 27 January 2006

I'm sending you a big bouquet of roses made of tissue paper. (smiles) . This poem makes us ponder what may be our arrogance. Rusty

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Solomon Brook 27 January 2006

Indeed, I do share such sentiments and have written similar poems.Though in confession: My mother was a florist for 11 years, and I helped her with the business till 1995. Heh, now I'm laughing at myself. Enjoyed the fresh mind of the poem. Thank you.

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