The Jealousy Of The Roses Poem by Shaun Cronick

The Jealousy Of The Roses

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A very elegant blue eyed flower,
Grew proudly near a myrtle bower.
Where many roses graced the spot,
Who envied the little Forget-me-not.

Oh simple flower! the roses cried,
You boast a power to us denied.
You speak the language of the heart,
Whilst sweet fragrance only we impart.

For weeks the roses jealousies grew,
They stole said flowers tinge of blue.
Proclaiming, Oh how blest our lot!
We're now like you, Forget-me-not!

Tuesday, April 14, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: flowers,forget,jealousy,rose
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
For Julie and the whole gardening mafia at The Enchanted Museum.
At the Enchanted Dutch Garden next to the Enchanted Castle.
Thanks a lot and take care the lot of you.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rose Marie Juan-austin 14 April 2020

A great imaginative write with great rhyme and imagery. Beautifully crafted.

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Shaun Cronick 15 April 2020

Thank you Rose Marie for your most kind and gracious comment. This is one dedicated to a superb person and a head gardener called Julie at the museum, where I am so fortunate to work and all her other gardening chums. Thanks again Rose Marie and take care and stay healthy and the loved ones around you.

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