Tulip

arobot

As to love,  I never dare

to impose the questionaire

If you abruptly say  “I do,”

I'd doubt if it is untrue

If you slip, you don't know

my life is eclipsed by sorrow

 

Love is something I never ask for

Something in hope, for evermore

 

May you cherish me in hope

and I have your love envelope

A tulip never opens its heart

until the day death do us part

  • Author: arobot (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 1st, 2020 11:51
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  • ANGELA & BRIAN

    ANGELA here - Good Evening AROBOT welcome to MPS it is a proactive site and functions by reading and commenting on each other Poems - OK Thanks you for your first Poem. Well penned drawing an analogy between the LIFE of a TULIP and *LOVE*. It is true what you say *A full blown Tulip* is - in effect - a dead one. Its glory lies in the developement from BUD to almost FULL BLOOM ! Our experience reflects that ! When we met (over three years ago) it was our first engagement - Brian was 33 and I was 28 ! Our LOVE was in BUD. Weve been married SIX weeks and the bud is beginning to OPEN ! Our Golden Wedding is in April 2070 (Brian 86 and I 82) ! Our Tulips will be Almost Fully Open by then but we hope & pray neither of us completely ! Thanks for sharing it made me think about our future ! Please check our site - Thank You ! We have our first Home and in the Garden opposite is a magnificent stand of 60 tulips half of Yellow & half of Red. I work as a Physiotherapist in a Hospital - and it inspires Me every day in these sad days of Lockdown.

    Blessings & Peace to You & Yours
    Love Angela & Brian 💛💛💛

    • arobot

      Thanks for being there!
      I'm a freshwoman here, almost lost my way, trouble with remembering the password. I'm afraid, scared this might be the first and the last time to be here.

      Do you have a lost & found office round here?




















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    • Poetic Dan

      Wow... Thank you



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