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Flower Picking

Sonee Singh
May 8, 2022
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We went flower picking this morning

Just my mom and I

As we often did

When I was a kid

When I used to frolic in the grass

Not giving a care

That a dandelion was a weed

Today wasn’t remotely the same

We didn’t frolic in the grass

We pushed a cart down

A garden center aisles

Loaded up with tons of plants

No weeds

Unless you count mint

Which can grow like a weed

The focus was the same

To fill our lives with color

Something fresh

A different kind of life

That will thrive for a while

Before the earth is covered in white

And the cycle begins anew

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Sonee Singh
Sonee Singh

Written by Sonee Singh

Novelist, poet, avid reader, Dr. of Divinity, cross-cultural seeker of deep knowing. Novels: Lonely Dove, Can You Be. Poetry books: Embody, Embrace, Embolden

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