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[Flowers, Jewellery, Sunshine,Tea,Candles,Stone,Water,Shoes, Song, Birds] use all or any of these words to write a poetry.

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Dead flowers and withered petals tell a story long forgotten

They had once bloomed majestically in the toasting sunshine in all their revelry

Moulding us, the lessons learnt were necessary

Cherishing each experience and preserving them as potpourri

I light aromatherapy candles of rosemary and lavender

Indulging in supreme hygge while I sip tea steeped in chamomile and ginger

Leaving no stone unturned for self-love and self-care

Walking away from drama in my blue suede shoes and high heeled boots,

The only sounds you'll hear are staccato clickety-clacks, I give two hoots!

Flitting like a songbird from bud to flower

A magpie I am collecting shimmer and shine for my sanctuary and bower

It's water under the bridge as I let people and places fade away willingly

Wading through fire wearing my tiara and gem-crusted jewellery in all it's pageantry!

Pic Courtesy: Pixabay

©️ Sangeetha Kamath

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