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FLOWERS #SPRINGTIME #POETRY

Posted on April 3, 2019April 4, 2019 by Jixi Fox

FLOWERS

I wish she would,
I wish she could,
Get me some flowers,
For their beauty is just,
To die for,
I would fly to the sky for,
I would pull out my cash,
And buy four,
Bunches,
But that probably won’t be enough,
For a gift from her,
Would be so much,
And more.

Photo by Masaaki Komori

Jixi Fox is Free Verse Poet, Spoken Word Artist and Creative based in New York City.

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