Cornflower Blue
wild blue cornflowers
grow neatly in a row
across a narrow patch
of well tended lush green grass
it is a tiny patch
no wider then foot across
nor longer then two feet at the most
but love and obsession speaks in every
blade of grass that grows, so perfect
not a sign of brambles nor weeds
and the bright blue cornflowers
are tended with love
at the head of the tiny plot
rests a brilliant white stone
a lamb and a weeping angel
forever lie side by side
while the cornflowers he loved so much
nod their beautiful heads in sorrow
and she, she comes yet again to trim
the blades of grass











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5 comments:
This is a very lovely poem and I like the picture beautiful colours.
Bye!
A lot of care and attention to the upkeep of the plot - a shrine?
A sweet and beautiful way of saying so much!
what a gorgeously beautiful commemorative... oh i loved this......
indeed lovely, good job!
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