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May 2021
You brought me flowers,
A red roses bouquet!
As I was famished I ate one alive,
A thorn or two glided down my throat
Now I need treatment for a cold.

You brought me Coffee and fresh bread,
A cupcake and croissants
Three days in a row
I sit and watched them, painted them
Until the bread and cupcake ran stale
And the Coffee stood too bitter
Hard like a glue
Glowing surface for the blued croissants.
O' fracas of gratitude,
O' roses of bitterness,
liquified Jam
Session of a thorn's sweet favour
To catch and eat the cold.
Theodora Oniceanu
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Theodora Oniceanu
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