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Flowers and Bumblebees

I am the flower that loves the bumblebee. As he flits and flips and fluts between the daffodil-darlings, flirting with the puckered tulip's twins, dancing and dipping and diving between the outstretched limbs of the persimmons. I am the flower that loves the bumblebee. Anticipating that moment when I am to be envied, Patiently waiting to be loved at my turn, before he is gone and on to another, leaving me alone and hoping for his return. I am the flower that loves the bumblebee. Hopelessly devoted to a free-flying spirit, whilst helplessly grounded amongst many perhaps prettier, perhaps, but equally doomed to share him for eternity.
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Nov 24, 2010
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