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Elizabeth Santos
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0 posted 2000-04-05 10:20 AM


The Prettiness of Pink

Of all the floral springtime hues
Of yellow, red and purple blooms
I love more than the sweet perfume
The prettiness of pink

There’s nothing lovelier I believe
Than Easter dress with puffy sleeve
And little girl in shy naive
And prettiness of pink

A dozen roses sent with love
Red petals soft as velvet glove
But I , myself, am fondest of
The prettiness of pink

I love the dogwood’s lovely bloom
And redbud’s lacey floral plume
My eyes cannot in full consume
The prettiness of pink

Elizabeth Santos




[This message has been edited by Elizabeth Santos (edited 04-05-2000).]

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Seymour Tabin
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1 posted 2000-04-05 10:34 AM


Elizabeth,
From the above I'd say you were in to pink. And since I'm not a shrink, I think,
There possibly could be a link,
To something happened long ago,
Perhaps this could be so?
Whatever I think this poem of pink
Deserves a doublethink.
Love your poems,
Sy  

WhtDove
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2 posted 2000-04-05 10:35 AM


Ah yes, I do miss those colorful pink blooms on the trees. You capture pink really well.
Thanks for the thoughts and smiles you've me with this Liz.

Danny Holloway
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3 posted 2000-04-05 11:23 AM


For me, the best imagery is,
   "Easter dress with puffy sleeve
    and little girl in shy naive"
You have captured the essence of Easter and sringtime.
Beautifully written.

hoot_owl_rn
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4 posted 2000-04-05 11:39 AM


The repitition in this one really enhances the rest of the poem...well done  
Elizabeth Santos
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5 posted 2000-04-05 01:10 PM


Sy, Think Pink
    and thank you for your poem
    Love ya

WhteDove, We're still in yellows, but pink is just around the corner. Thanks

Danny, You see the same things in spring as I do. Thank you for your comments

Hoot, Thanks for your remarks

Liz

suthern
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6 posted 2000-04-05 04:43 PM


This is lovely, Elizabeth! *S*

(But your "think pink" comment brought Pepto Bismol to mind. *G* Now I've got to re-read the poem... of course... that's not a tough task! *G*)

[This message has been edited by suthern (edited 04-05-2000).]

Martie
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7 posted 2000-04-05 05:10 PM


Liz, the flowering peach is pink, a special color, and I just saw the dogwood in Oregon--how lovely they are---and this is a lovely pink poem, I think.
Elizabeth Santos
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8 posted 2000-04-05 07:44 PM


Suthern, I should have incorporated Pepto Bismal in the poem, I forgot about that.
Oh well, glad you liked it anyway

Martie, I'm still waiting for pinks. Nice to have you back
Liz

Lone Wolf
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9 posted 2000-04-05 07:53 PM


Liz,
Lovely images this conjures up for me.  Kind of what Easter and springtime are all about.  Thank you!!!  

 Friends are friend forever if the Lord's the Lord of them and a friend will not say never cause the welcome will not end.
--Michael W. Smith

Denise
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10 posted 2000-04-05 08:33 PM


There are some pretty pink tress in bloom here now, although, I don't know what kind they are. Spring has sprung!! This is a beautiful poem, Elizabeth!

Denise

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11 posted 2000-04-05 09:45 PM


Lizzie~
This one made me put on my pinking cap !
You are delightful, as usual.
~*Marge*~



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mariee66
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12 posted 2000-04-05 11:29 PM


In Charlottesville you'll find tulips aplenty~
And Dogwood with it's beautiful bloom~
All in pink, for our eyes to consume~

If anyone has ever been to UVa, then you know what I mean!  Springtime is oh so beautiful!

Lovely poem Liz!!
Marie  


 "Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind;
And therefore is wing'd Cupid painted blind." The Bard



Elizabeth Santos
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13 posted 2000-04-06 06:12 AM


Lone Wolf, That's kind of what poetry is supposed to do, and so your comment made me happy, Thanks

Denise, It's about time! It is so lovely, it was worth the wait. Thanks

Marge, you are just so cute. Thank you, dear

Marie, You are probably a week or so ahead of us, and yes, Va. is a beautiful state.
Thank you

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