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Nov 2021
Upon the third resurrection the lower of three buds bloomed,
I say three buds, but there was also an attempt at a fourth,
but nothing that could be called an actual bud – more of a high blemish.

Upon the third resurrection, the bloom had kept its family colour,
a repeat of a pink shade of purple with a white heart, flaring wide
toward the light, shouting the promise
of further offspring -

the future promise of beauty visited to the third
and perhaps to the fourth generation.
I have an orchid - a gift from a friend.  It was reduced to a series of twigs, but finds a way to bloom again.
Steve Page
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Steve Page  62/M/London, U.K.
(62/M/London, U.K.)   
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