left blooming alone ... All her lovely companions, No flower of her kindred, To reflect back her blushes,  *From The Last Rose of Summer, by Thomas Moore |
Monday, November 22, 2010
The Last Rose of Summer
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6 comments:
Me, too, Sweetpea!! You're creating a Forever Album, to be enjoyed for generations to come. Lovely work, lovely artistry, even lovelier legacy.
What a sweet little rose...
and I love the poem!
Lovely, I have a few flowers still blooming, but the changing of the weather back and forth have really caused them to look so ragged.
It may be last but isn't it beautiful????
My son, Adam, and his wife Suzanne have been in Louisiana this weekend and are oming home today. They are in Bunkie. I have no idea where that is, but that's where her parents are from.
Beautiful rose!
sweet post...pretty flowers...Have a wonderful Thanksgiving week...
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