high-centered double blooms (poem) by Donna L Quesinberry on AuthorsDen

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high-centered double blooms by Donna L Quesinberry Wednesday, May 19, 2010 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan the art of roses

nemesistic bloodlines, corpuscle to corpuscle, blue ribbon thornies. rose bush blossoms thrive – here to there. tiny tea hybrids, climbing grandifloras, gardeners' surprises. pasteurized heirlooms, english blends, and old garden lore - cultivated in hard soil vintage pots. a few ramblers, rugosas, sweet surrenders, and Grand Thomas's. even veteran’s honor. ground cover, a black baccara, germinations. an ill-formed original double-red knockout, removed from iridescent safety. their well fashioned arboretum. flourished a rogue non- thorny. seeded. rooted. in high-centered, double, bloomed resonance. the art of roses. (Copyright © Donna L. Quesinberry-2010)
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Reviewed by Paul Judges	5/20/2010

Splendid picture and poem, Donna




Reviewed by Emile Tubiana	5/19/2010

Dear Donna, I am very happy about your kind visit to my Den. In turn I visited your Den and your achievement are quite impressive. I am very happy to find your poem "high-centered double blooms", particularly since I have a garden and I love growing flowers. I love flowers, not in bouquets Alive, not cut in any ways I care for them, give them room In return they show me their bloom. Love Emile




Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater	5/19/2010

A beautiful rose just as you are, Donna...I've seen your poetry over the years bloom into beautiful petals in literary waters, and I've seen you write about thorny issues...it's always a pleasure to read your intellectual work...I'm proud to be in your garden DQ~ Love, Sage




Reviewed by Amber Moonstone	5/19/2010

This poem really captures the beauty of roses! They are so lovely aren't they. Peace, love, and light, Amber "V"




Reviewed by John Flanagan	5/19/2010

Gorgeous, just gorgeous, Donna! John