“You need no blossoms,” the seducer returned. “There are roses in my little lady’s cheeks.”
“Bring me flowers,” implored the wife. But the mortgage insisted that you can’t eat flowers.
Nobody wasted flowers on the old, blind woman.
They sent a wreath to the corpse.
Margaret Wilde © 2010
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