Written during a writing workshop in the University of Sheffield
We're an unhappy family of flowers. First, we were brutally snipped off our roots. Then, we were thrust together with those horrible green leaves that don't even look nice. To top it off, we were bunched together, thorns pressing into thorns, blossoms over blossoms.
Being tied together by pink satin ribbons was worse than those days of hibernating during winter.
The bride maids were passing us around, touching our faces, smelling our scents and, all in all, violating our rights.
Come on, a bouquet of flowers has its rights to be free as well. We look pretty, yes, and we smell great, true. But that's no reason for you all to violate us.
Dear bride maids, if you can hear us, please keep your covetous fingers to yourself and leave us alone!
We're already unhappy. Don't make it worse.
We're an unhappy family of flowers. First, we were brutally snipped off our roots. Then, we were thrust together with those horrible green leaves that don't even look nice. To top it off, we were bunched together, thorns pressing into thorns, blossoms over blossoms.
Being tied together by pink satin ribbons was worse than those days of hibernating during winter.
The bride maids were passing us around, touching our faces, smelling our scents and, all in all, violating our rights.
Come on, a bouquet of flowers has its rights to be free as well. We look pretty, yes, and we smell great, true. But that's no reason for you all to violate us.
Dear bride maids, if you can hear us, please keep your covetous fingers to yourself and leave us alone!
We're already unhappy. Don't make it worse.
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ReplyDeleteAn intriguing perspective on the life of a Wedding Bouquets Winnipeg ! From being snipped away from their roots to being bound together by ribbons, these flowers share a unique tale of their journey. The metaphorical plea for their 'rights to be free' adds an unexpected twist to the story. A thought-provoking reflection on the inner world of wedding bouquets.
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