Roses in JuneA Poem by Beth(12.06.19)They say follow the stars, but I prefer to listen to silent heads with my feet planted. A child again, stuck thorns in my thumbs. They'll touch me if I bloom- or wear patent shoes. Guide me, flower "Red for Stop- Green for Go!" When the petals drop- I know it's time for a new place, to take up space and grow. Peony rinse, she's waiting- in her chair waiting to drop. She's puckering up and we embrace in different shapes, I'm bigger than her now. So let me stop- smell the roses bury my face; "Kiss your Grandma Goodbye-" and a silent "hello again".
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