It's time for spring to play grab-ass with sunflowers – those handsy creeping vines and cheeky yellow buds, for daffodils to spin and slap winter right across the face
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qbit 
lol … perfect
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Since we have snow blanketing the ground again this morning, I sure would like to slap it across the face. Fun poem, Q.
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I love it, Scrappy flowers! LOL.
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You captured that image with a clever and fun flair Qbit! I use that term all the time; slap happy. I think I will never look at it quite the same. I think sunflowers surely could slap winter in the face, or the ass. LOL
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LOL! Agreed!
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Lol. I love this! I loved the ending! ❤
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One of my favorite Youtubers, SSSniperwolf, always says to “hit that like button right in the face!” Ha! Same goes for winter, Batman.
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Pow! Blammo!
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Or my favorite: “Biff!”
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Arse grabbing deserves a smack in the face…I think you must be French:)
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Yes, winter needs a slap in the face.
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All the swagger of a new flowerbed. 🙂
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OKAY!!! so as for me, i luv every word of this poem.
A happy and blessed Sunday. Thanks for dropping my my blog today.
Much🌻love
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Ahahaha!! Thanks!!
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Slapping winter good-bye – bring on the spring sunshine…
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Stress release from dark cold snowy icy winter .. bring them on.
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Hahaha 😂 I must confess that I noticed that too!
-David
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I couldn’t un-think it!
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I’m so with you!
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Yay for the flowers. We have rose’s and other flowers blooming all year long where we live, in southeast Texas close to the Gulf of Mexico. Still I remember the spring flowers in my native Nebraska, first purple violets, next were yellow dandelions.
Nice poem, QB.
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