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Hurricane Katrina's Flowers
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Hurricane Katrina's Flowers
by Karyn Indursky
May flowers grow in salty tear hearts.
May flowers bloom where tragedy struck.
May flowers flourish with helping hands.
May flowers pucker beneath tender souls.
May flowers never parish like family and friends.
May flowers symbolize innocence, purity, generosity.
May flowers thank God for still being alive.
May flowers justify lost loves.
May flowers radiate bonding soul mates.
May flowers cry when we no longer can.
May flowers smile when we are blinded by mayhem.
May flowers hug you when I can't.
May flowers hold you as I would.
May flowers rub your back as I would.
May flowers show you I care.
May flowers unite our spirits.
May flowers wave when we surpass the impossible.
May flowers sing, laugh, giggle, and play.
May flowers encircle us and embrace our goals.
May flowers carry us through this horrendous time.
