| The Language Of Love By Catherine Janssen Irwin |
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| Flowers on the mantel, Flowers on the sill, Remind us of the loveliness Their presence can fulfill. Flowers in the garden As lovely as can be, Whisper their contentmant So obvious to see. Flowers at the bedside Of someone taken ill, Cheerfully raise the spirit Thru their extra special skill. Flowers on the altar In reverence to the Lord, So proudly testify to Their splendorpus reward. Flowers sent to loved ones Speak a language all their own; Help make that precious story Of the joys that we have known. Flowers at the graveside Say a last farewell, In our final statement To the ones we loved so well. Flowers speak the language That we fondly know as "love," Which isn't any wonder For they're sent from God above. |
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