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Flowers by James K. Blaylock Saturday, February 16, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan This was the very first poem I'd ever written.
Flowers So many places so many faces that I will never know But that's the way things seem to go The earth keeps turning and the sun keeps burning And the flowers all will grow 2000

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Reviewed by d. krusky	3/30/2008

"But that's the way things seem to go," certainly speaks truth about life. Many will come and go, but a few will become a forever cherished garden of beautiful flowers. Loved this work! Smiles, Dorothy




Reviewed by Gloria Buono Daly	3/17/2008

This is awesome. I love flowers and this is a wonderful and beautiul prose and amazing that it is your first one. Inspirational and right up there with "Trees" by Joyce Kilmer (one of my favorites). Thanks for sharing, Gloria




Reviewed by John Leko	2/16/2008

...perhaps to hold all the flowers of friendship...within the sun's light...might the earth turn many more years. welcome to the den James... John