(Never underestimate the power
Of the gift of giving a flower)
You can't fail her
with a bright dahlia
With it's perfect symmetry
Caress her nose
With the scent of a rose
And a cup of Earl grey tea
Make a daisy chain
For her flowing mane
And rub her tired toes
Treat your filly
To a glorious lily
And a day of sweet repose
Surprise her at the station
With a bunch of carnations
And hold her hand for a while
Make things swell
In a field of bluebells
That'll surely bring a smile
Get down on one knee
With some lovely peonies
And look deeply into her eyes
The sight of an iris
Could fill her with such bliss
If you take her by surprise
You could please her
With some pink freesias
And a well planted kiss
If the romance slips
Choose some bright tulips
The thought won't go amiss!
Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 3:59 PM UTC
(Never underestimate the power
Of the gift of giving a flower)
You can't fail her
with a bright dahlia
With it's perfect symmetry
Caress her nose
With the scent of a rose
And a cup of Earl grey tea
Make a daisy chain
For her flowing mane
And rub her tired toes
Treat your filly
To a glorious lily
And a day of sweet repose
Surprise her at the station
With a bunch of carnations
And hold her hand for a while
Make things swell
In a field of bluebells
That'll surely bring a smile
Get down on one knee
With some lovely peonies
And look deeply into her eyes
The sight of an iris
Could fill her with such bliss
If you take her by surprise
You could please her
With some pink freesias
And a well planted kiss
If the romance slips
Choose some bright tulips
The thought won't go amiss!
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