Source:
Adults
Author:
Isabella Thornston
Title:
A lonely vase
A white rose bends, its stem closer to the table every day its petals soft and open going down with it.
The arrangement was full: All whites, roses, lilies, baby's breath large fronds and lush ferns for contrast.
A clean cut cool scent was evident. "Only white", I said. "Only white would do".
After the service my trembling hand pulled loose two white roses from the arrangement.
One was kissed and placed on your coffin. The other poised in a lonely vase.
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