Summary
The web content features a micro poem titled "Blue Hydrangea" by America Zed, reflecting on the beauty and challenges of keeping hydrangeas blue, alongside links to the author's other works.
Abstract
The "Blue Hydrangea" poem is a brief reflection on the fleeting nature of the flower's blue color, despite the speaker's efforts to maintain it through soil pH management. The speaker laments the distance from the countryside to the coast, where the hydrangea thrives, and confesses their deep affection for the blue color of the flower. The poem is accompanied by a photograph of blue hydrangeas credited to Josefin on Unsplash. Additionally, the webpage provides links to more poetry and stories by America Zed, including "Special Reject," "7 Mini Self Help Stories," "Old Wood Chopper," and "The Arborist," each with its own thematic focus, ranging from the dark side to self-help and nature.
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Hydrangea, Why can’t you stay so blue,
I’ve done my best with p.h. of the soil.
Now I’m in the countryside and you thrive on the coast,
See you’re my favourite colour by a mile.
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© America Zed. Other Poetry/Stories by America Zed.
