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Mother’s Day : Flowers and Watercolors

Posted in art,poetry,writing, photography, Poetry, San Diego, Writing, tagged art, Balboa Park, flowers, mother's day, Piazza, plaza de panama, plen air painting, roses, san diego, Watercolor on May 11, 2014| 2 Comments »

Thank you mamma for letting me draw on the walls with permanent markers, for drawing our profiles in the moonlight, for the watermelon eaten with spoons on a beach still asleep, for all the walks, for the picnics in lawns amongst the highways, where you would bring my net, so I could catch butterflies.

I’m still catching butterflies.
I love you.

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