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"daffies" poems
Roses are red, Violets are blue, the house is pretty and so are you. Orchids are white, ghost ones are rare, marbles are shiny and so is your hair. Magnolia grows, with buds like eggs, the leather is tanned and so are your legs. Sunflowers reach, up to the skies, your sunlight is dazzling and so are your eyes. Fox gloves in hedges, surround the farms, the return is safe and so are your arms. Daisies are pretty, Daffies have style, relations are friendly and so is your smile. A Rose is beautiful just like you.
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Jun 26, 2018
Jun 26, 2018 at 9:17 AM UTC
As beautiful as any flower
Sing out long and loud Feel the joy around Spring is on the way Dawning of the day Dawning of the year Daffies nearly here Thrusting through the ground No longer earthbound Bluebells and snowdrops too With crocuses coming through From bulbs hidden in the soil Life is on the boil The rhythm of life is changing Always re-arranging Looking to the summer For winter made us glummer. Looking forward with hope Rose tinted telescope I can hardly wait For now I just anticipate. Paul Butters © PB 21\1\2021.
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Jan 21, 2021
Jan 21, 2021 at 5:55 AM UTC
Another Spring
My “Daffies” and Bluebells are budding now. Maybe my Crocuses too. Roll on Summer is what I say, Clichéd though that may be. No more dark dreary “days”, With biting icy winds. No more freezing fog Or fretful snow. Let’s have glorious sunshine Bathing all our land. Ice cream and holidays, Leisure and luxurious slumbers. Those Daffodils will be history by “Flaming June” And with that “roll” will come the “rock” Of sugar seaside sticks With dancing music. Oh to bring back Rock and Roll, So we can do it again Down on the beach Where children ride on donkeys While dogs frolic on the sands. To play football again, Jumpers for goal posts On lush green grass. Sunny summer. Bring it on. Paul Butters © PB 9\2\2018.
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Feb 9, 2018
Feb 9, 2018 at 3:47 PM UTC
Roll on Summer
Roses are red, Violets are blue, The melody is sweet, And so are you. Orchids are white, Ghost ones are rare, Cinnamon is brown, And so is your hair. Magnolia grows, With buds like eggs, The term is long, And so are your legs. Sunflowers reach, Up to the skies, Waters are calm, And so are your eyes. Foxgloves in hedges, Surround the farms, Weather is warm, And so are your arms. Daisies are pretty, Daffies have style, Your relationship is rewarding, And so is your smile. A daisy is beautiful, Just like you.
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Oct 10, 2019
Oct 10, 2019 at 12:17 PM UTC
For My Sweet Daisy
It’s blue sky brightly sunny As we await the Easter Bunny. Still some clouds about Rain might have a shout. Remembering when Jesus died on the cross Only to beat Death So no longer a loss. Let’s throw off our shackles too Enjoy those Easter eggs, Quaff a golden brew And drain the barrel to the dregs. It might be a crime to tire of rhyme But give me a minute or two Rhyme isn’t a favourite of mine So I might not carry this through. Forsythias, Daffies and now Mahonias Gold flowers full of sun Thinking of Begonias Adding to the fun. The Amaryllis must be out Giving us a mighty shout Other flowers too What a lovely view. **** and Robins are flitting around Making lots of birdsong sound. We’ve just sprung forward, As you know, So Nature is putting on A bit of a show. Symbolic eggs will soon be eaten That chocky taste just can’t be beaten. So enjoy Easter everyone. Let’s hope we’ll be basking in the sun. Paul Butters © PB 30\3\2023.
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Mar 30, 2023
Mar 30, 2023 at 7:03 AM UTC
Easter
Roses are red, Violets are blue, My princess is lovely, And so are you. Orchids are white, Ghost ones are rare, Mirrors are shiny, And so is your hair. Magnolia grows, With buds like eggs, Slices are thin, And so are your legs. Sunflowers reach, Up to the skies, Flowers are blue, And so are your eyes. Foxgloves in hedges, Surround the farms, Water is smooth, And so are your arms. Daisies are pretty, Daffies have style, Your thing is beautiful, And so is your smile. A Flower is beautiful, Just like you
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Feb 6, 2020
Feb 6, 2020 at 2:27 PM UTC
To My Flower