These dry petals, these fading memories
of when
we thought we loved
each other.
(c) Rob Goldstein 2018
33 thoughts on “A Flower of Unknown Origin”
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Beautiful!
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Poignant words, great abstract!
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Thank you. That image started life as a picture I took with a Blackberry back in the Pleistocene years of the early 21st Century. 🙂
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🙂
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Incredibly tender, Robert. 💜
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Thank you. 🙂
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You’re so welcome, Rob. (Thank You!) 🌞
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Beautifully haunting Rob 🙂
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Thank you, Debbie!
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That is an elegant description of what was. ❤
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Thank you, Joey.
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Absolutely gorgeous, Rob.
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Thank you, Robbie. What a wonderful comment! 🙂
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Robbie, has something happened to your blog?
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I have two blogs, bake and write and robbiesinspiration. I commented from bake and write on this post.
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Thanks, Robbie.
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Beautiful write ♥️♥️
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Thank you! I appreciate your comment.
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Sad but lovely.
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Thank you, Mary. 🙂
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Very pretty, and sad of course, but beautifully blue
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Perhaps you really did love each other, but only for a time.
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Perhaps love requires faith in love.
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That might be my problem…
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Oh my. You’re too young to lose your faith in love, for that part, so am I. 🙂
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Beautiful, but so sad…
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Thank you for your comment Dan.
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What poignant few words. I love it.
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Thanks for leaving a comment. 🙂
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Yes, so sad, how could we get so carried away.
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Beautiful x
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Thank you.
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