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Darling, I Sent You A Bouquet


I sent you flowers to mesmerize you

To show you with all my heart that I love you

However, I did not hiss you with kisses

Because you will not return the sacrifices.

 

Woman, I wrote poems that I will recite to you

My fundamental mission is not to harass you

But to make you experience the battle-scarred

Feelings, in order to ease up your dehydrated heart.

 

I am the raindrops of the first days of spring

I exist for real to sprinkle the flowers of your love, darling

But even if you flash little signs of help hastily

I'll come speedily like the wandering wind

I'll be there in a quick second

To save the charming one that I love dearly.

 

Copyright © March 2021, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.

Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.

 

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