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Is there a DaDII? Am I missing one? Nevertheless, I like this one. Not as much as the third, because that one really made me go wow, but this one was good. The "I pinch of the dying blossoms" got a little repeatitive for me, more then my liking, but it was fashionable and good. Good work.
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That's what mums are like - dozens of blossoms one is supposed to pinch off until they are all gone - so new ones will come out. I know a couple of people who actually succeed at this - I can't!
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Sounds like a peom about autumn.
This was my fav. part:
Oh, to Hell with it!
Let it turn green
Let the garden suffer from a loss of yellow and red
I always liked green best anyway
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Amazing, I was about to write a poem about this same sort of idea. I'm still going to do it, but please don't think I'm stealing your idea!

Anyways, I liked it. I agree about the repetition "i pinch off the dying blossoms" was boring, though I guess that was the intent? I'm still not really a big fan of that stanza. But I loved the end, because that is exactly my mindset on this.
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Go for it, Trip!

Gardeners I have read this to here in Old Virginia, always laugh at the repition of the pinching off the mums. Maybe they are the primary audience for this poem. If I took that verse out I'm not sure what I would put in - would it be better if I added a 3rd flower to pinch off, so the feeling of endless work comes through but not quite so redundantly?
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