Let us plant a garden
This summer
I want handfuls of daffodils
Scattered around the poplars
When the tulips bloom
Lets us plant hydrangeas
I want all shades of pink, purple and blue
Big blooms, Bobbing
On a bed of lavender moss
Covering that large rock
Where the fairies hide
Let us scatter a few memories
Like forget-me-nots
Don’t supervise me
when I till the earth next to you
This time
Let us not be too perfect
For once
Solid geometric formations
Appeal to you, I know
but let me
Make a few mistakes
In a dozen perfect roses
Let there be one which is
Slanting, growing
Any which way to remind you
Of me.
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