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Honeysuckle Lullaby

Strange how a scent can remind me of tears, of sorrow, of love, of long-passed-by years. It stirs up my memories, bitter yet sweet, like dancing with shadows; move forward, retreat. The bright trumpet flower with sugary dew is scented so utterly, totally You. It's the smell of remembrance, dusted with love. A subtle reminder you're somewhere above, and should it, by virtue of wind, float on by you might see a tear or two flee from my eye.
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Written by
melissa-hardie
American
Published
Feb 26, 2011
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Written for Krissie. She lost her sister, who's favorite scent was honeysuckle.

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