Come child
The sweet wonder is before you
Careful to pluck
The cotton flower
Don’t spill a drop
And hold it up.
Make a wish,
Anything your heart desires
Take a breathe
the air of innocence,
Close your eyes and blow.
Look,
See the tiny seeds
As they travel like
Parachutes on the wind,
When they land
They shall make fields of golden flowers
To match your pretty hair.
Almost gone,
Here take my hand
Let’s find more
Wishes in the meadow,
To set free
Of their grassy bindings
Pull them all up,
Innocent thoughts
For fields and not lawns
Says Uncle
Who does not like weeds
In the manicured area
Of his yard.
I say more dandies for the bees.
Glad you liked it:)
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Thanks sleepy, glad you liked it. The photo was originally in color,but I filtered to black and white and the story flowed from there:)
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this is so adorable!! very descriptive – i can picture this whole story in my head!
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You’re always welcome!
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We are never too old to do it:) makes pretties later in the year:) thanks friend:)
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“Parachutes on the wind”–love that, and the whole poem. I remember being young and blowing the cotton flower…
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