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June 10, 2012

Everyone loves gardenias

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NORMAN — Editor, The Transcript:

Everyone loves Gardenias

And Lilies in the pond.

Or Iris and Sunflowers,

The artists are very fond.

The Violet shrinks too much;

The Morning Glory seems too shy;

Birds of Paradise too stately;

And Carnations take to dye.

A Daisy can be fragile,

And Glads are rather stiff.

There are Daffodils and Jonquils,

But who can tell the diff.

It’s hard to wear a Tulip,

Despite what’s said in song,

And it’s not very often

That Apple Blossoms come along.

If you are giving me flowers,

I hope you read my mind!

Since everyone gets Roses,

An Orchid suits me just fine!

CAMILLE KAY BOGLE

Norman

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