I arose when the sun rose.
As the temperature rose,
my rose blossoms opened.
My expectations rose
about winning a blue ribbon at the county fair.
Perhaps I would only win a rose-colored ribbon.
That would get a rise out of me for sure.
I arose when the sun rose.
As the temperature rose,
my rose blossoms opened.
My expectations rose
about winning a blue ribbon at the county fair.
Perhaps I would only win a rose-colored ribbon.
That would get a rise out of me for sure.
I like how you incorporate all the different meanings of “rose.”
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Thank you. But then I finally did get around to “rise.” 🙂
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You rose to the occasion, bringing us many versions of the word. Cute ending. 🙂
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Thank you.
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Ha! Such a playful one about feeling blue over getting a rose for a rose instead of the blue. Blue, by the way, being one of the few hues rose cannot achieve.
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Ahh. I didn’t know that. “A rose for a rose.” Wish I’d thought of that. 🙂
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You rose me out of that Earth Day funk. 😀
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I knew you could rise to the occasion!
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A rose by any other name…
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Indeed. 🙂
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I like all the multiples uses of “rise”.
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Thanks, Frank.
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Delightful word play on rise. You rose to the challenge! 🙂
I wondered if anyone would write about a rose. Your rose is stunning!
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Thank you!
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You’re welcome!
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A very clever rosy offering!
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Thank you!
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Love the use of rose and rise. I am still awaiting for my roses to bloom.
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Here, too. This is a photo from last year
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