Mother's Day Poem

Mar 06, 2007 6 Replies

Mothers are the gardeners Of wind-blown wild flowers. They water them with happy tears, Happy with them many years, Even as the hours Ring with sweet, sad melodies Sighing through their bowers.


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But not a B&Q orange one @ 99p. The bloody handle will fall off as soon as you look at it.

crap poem. better go to hallmark instead.

Are they still in business?

Interflora on the web, with multiple user IDs in order to attract marketing promos and tokens works pretty well.

All of these ditties can be selected at the click of a mouse.

Took a Tube train to work yesterday. Poster advertising inside the train carridge displayed a love poem, 'Close, close all night'

After the last line someone had added 'and arse.'.

Bit of London traveller's humour there :-)

-- Adrian C

Of course, with updated cards for all occasions, eg "Congratulations! You've won custody of the cat!" and "I'm sorry for the friction burns, I know they really hurt, next time it will be my turn, to sleep inside the yurt".

Owain

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