Once again, a sonnette. I am partial to love poems that do not say 'I love you.'E. B. Browning's 'How Do I Love Thee? ' is the epitome of those that do. Most of any since border on or wallow in the maudlin, so one should thus avoid. Here, the giver has proffered daisies to the (would-be) significant other....and each must have '...petals odd'...how, pray tell, does THAT say 'I love you? ' Ah, there's the rub....
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