Your picture struck me this week not with the usual joy (although I do like the cat's tail) but with a bit of sorrow. Here was my immediate response. It's what I felt...
Roses imprisoned
In cellophane and ribbon
Already they die
Your picture struck me this week not with the usual joy (although I do like the cat's tail) but with a bit of sorrow. Here was my immediate response. It's what I felt...
Roses imprisoned
In cellophane and ribbon
Already they die
A strong meanning,
but it's right;
with the cellophane they will die.
Yes, cut roses are a frail tribute to love, cellophane or non-cellophane they last only a week or so...
I never understood cutting a plant to give away...I give the whole plant. Makes much more sense to me, intrinsically. But then, when I was growing up, there were plants all around me (country girl). So I guess that makes sense.
True, cut flowers already travel to death even if they are fresh.
:(
Maybe we should give pictures of flowers, instead, or whole plants that can cheer a room for years.
Pequeños jardines a nuestro alrededor.
A hug!