In response to daily post’s one-word prompt : Blanket
A blanket of snow, covered the ground,
The ring that fell there, couldn’t be found.
The newly married bride cried in despair,
How long shall I wait for snow to disappear!
The clown passing by had this to say,
Count your blessings fair one this day.
A mere ring is not worth crying for,
Shed a tear or two for those killed in the war!
………………………………… 🙂
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Dear Ranu,
What a wonderfully rhymed poem with a very special message.
All good wishes,
robert
Thank you Robert, I love your comment. 🙂