Sweet Daisey Daffodil
was madly in love with
Sammy Sunflower.
They were quite wild as the
two lipped almost every hour!
Sammy liked Daisey Daffodil
but he was also a flowering flirt.
He was sunning with Patty Petunia
but didn’t want Daisey to get hurt
One early morning, Sammy eyed
Patty Petunia’s in full bloom
He caught her peddling about softly
under the light of a slivery moon.
Then along came Sir. Knight Blooming Jasmine
Entering with a big strong fragrant scent!
He proposed to Miss. Petunia
and off to Florida they went!
Sir. Knight and Patty P. were so happy
They flowered and began to mate.
Then they cross-pollenated and had
a cute baby bud named Date!
Thereafter, solo Sammy Sunflower
soaked in the hot sun all alone!
Until one day he got a message
on his photo - cell phone.
Well, it was Daisey Daffodil
Who remained tried and true .
She told Sammy Sunflower,
“I’m still in love with you!”
Sir. Knight B. Jasmine and Patty
eventually came back around.
They settled down in a bed of roses
Just west of Buzz Bee town.
They had a grand royal affair,
green with envy; like no other.
Until Mrs. Petunia, fell in love
with Sir. Knight’s half-brother!
Sir. Knight definitely smelled
A rotten seed around the ben
It was Sammy Sunflower messing around
With Patty Petunia all over again!
So, the next time you’re in the garden and
you see flowers acting a bit too fresh.
Just know that it may stem from,
“Blooming Royals” in the FLESH!
© 3/1/18 JMD
On the other hand, your poem is so creative and so unique. Bravo! I'll even pass up the little idiosyncrasies of grammar and science for the niceties of a little back garden tale spun with a great love of flowers, their beauty and their attractive scents.
Ron
Love ya!
Jane