Lovely Flowers Poem by James McLain
Lovely Flowers
Thick full bodied faces, testing deep each breath.
Of muddy rain aching eyes, acting as her tears.
Grey dawn hidding stars, how he stole my only friend.
Daisy's shedding blanket, partied slumbered on.
Red/pink treats, reminders of his seedy dark ambition.
Flanked approaching shadows...sweeping Gaul.
Lovely flowers, cotton dowry hidden neeth a moon.
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