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Comment from Joan E.
What a lovely, double birthday present to your wife--flowers and a poem. I prefer a living plant that your relatives sent, since it lasts much longer than cut flowers. It looks like it found a good home in your living room with other plants in streaming light. I enjoyed your rhymed quatrains and her "cherished" prizes. May they "drink" to her good health and many happy returns- Joan
reply by the author on 02-Nov-2014
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What a lovely, double birthday present to your wife--flowers and a poem. I prefer a living plant that your relatives sent, since it lasts much longer than cut flowers. It looks like it found a good home in your living room with other plants in streaming light. I enjoyed your rhymed quatrains and her "cherished" prizes. May they "drink" to her good health and many happy returns- Joan
Comment Written 02-Nov-2014
reply by the author on 02-Nov-2014
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Thank you Joan. They are lasting and look just like little roses.
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Yes, they do look like miniature roses--enjoy! -Joan
Comment from Angel Debbie
Pretty flowers. I like the odd ones forget the roses.
Nice little write for the flowers given. They and I appreciated it.
As always thank you for sharing with me.
reply by the author on 02-Nov-2014
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Pretty flowers. I like the odd ones forget the roses.
Nice little write for the flowers given. They and I appreciated it.
As always thank you for sharing with me.
Comment Written 02-Nov-2014
reply by the author on 02-Nov-2014
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Thank you Angle Debbie. Any time, my friend.
Comment from Capricorn30
These begonias are very pretty;
"Brithday Begonias"--I think you mean "Birthday";
A well-crafted dedication to the floral beauty;
A gift of flowers, always appropriate for birthdays, or simply to brighten one's day.
Happy Belated birthday to Karen! Your poem could easily be included as a birthday present.
reply by the author on 02-Nov-2014
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These begonias are very pretty;
"Brithday Begonias"--I think you mean "Birthday";
A well-crafted dedication to the floral beauty;
A gift of flowers, always appropriate for birthdays, or simply to brighten one's day.
Happy Belated birthday to Karen! Your poem could easily be included as a birthday present.
Comment Written 02-Nov-2014
reply by the author on 02-Nov-2014
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Thank you Margaret, i apter iate your words and that sprag catch.
Comment from Sandra Stoner-Mitchell
I am sure your wife was delighted with your poem that goes so well with your photo of her Begonias. What a thoughtful and loving gift to send her. :) Sandra
reply by the author on 02-Nov-2014
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I am sure your wife was delighted with your poem that goes so well with your photo of her Begonias. What a thoughtful and loving gift to send her. :) Sandra
Comment Written 02-Nov-2014
reply by the author on 02-Nov-2014
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Thank you Sandra. Yes, she liked it. Now I'm making it into a Thankyou card.
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What a good idea! It's perfect for that. :)
Comment from Nuad1
This work felt so natural; as if a friend were sharing the story of the begonias and the picture with me over tea in the morning. Just a warm stringing of words that left me, the reader, smiling. I enjoy nature poems especially those with built in meaning! Nice work on this poem/photo.
reply by the author on 01-Nov-2014
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This work felt so natural; as if a friend were sharing the story of the begonias and the picture with me over tea in the morning. Just a warm stringing of words that left me, the reader, smiling. I enjoy nature poems especially those with built in meaning! Nice work on this poem/photo.
Comment Written 01-Nov-2014
reply by the author on 01-Nov-2014
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Thank you Naud1. It so nice to share, especially over a nice cup of tea.
Comment from tfawcus
Your poem is as much of a gift as the flowers themselves! What a very fine picture you have taken of them, in their pride of place on the window sill, drinking their fill both of water and of sunshine.
reply by the author on 01-Nov-2014
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Your poem is as much of a gift as the flowers themselves! What a very fine picture you have taken of them, in their pride of place on the window sill, drinking their fill both of water and of sunshine.
Comment Written 01-Nov-2014
reply by the author on 01-Nov-2014
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Thank you so much tfawcus.
