Recycle Poem by Susan Lacovara

Recycle

Rating: 5.0


Put in pails,
to the side of the road
If only
we could toss out regret
There'd be a landfill,
sky high...
Where bundled bouquet flowers go...
To die...
Minds recall
what the
heart
can't
forget

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
(10/30/13) one poet's trash....once a heart's treasure....
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Anthony Burkett 02 February 2014

A beautifully tender requiem to a heart's memory of faded flowers and broken dreams.

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Karen Sinclair 06 November 2013

Beautifully poignant. I have my own bundle to lob too. Thank you karen

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Lyn Paul 06 November 2013

What great words with a very good title.

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John Mccullagh 31 October 2013

A fine poem of whimsy

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Danny Draper 31 October 2013

Perhaps a compost of countless wilted bouquets from which inadvertent seeds germinate and hope buds anew.

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