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Where I share my jewels of wisdom of life

It’s an honor to share my poem Where Have All the Flowers Gone with you that was published on MasitcatoresUsa yesterday, thanks to Barbara Leonard and her team for their continued support of my work.


Where Have All the Flowers Gone?

Years pass in fields picking daisy’s,
before you were a thought.
He loves me, he loves me not.

Where have all the flowers gone?

We plucked each petal, you, and I,
on a pinky swear, without a care,
of promises made on a whim,
and a blade of grass.

Where have all the flowers gone?

We birthed our babies in open fields,
love carried secret wishes,
hard work sustained us.

Where have all the flowers gone?

The sun has set,
our ships have sailed,
there’s not a petal to be found.
Jaded and desolate,
we bury them one by one.

Where have all the flowers gone?

We pray and bow our heads
on a pinky share,
stripped bare, blood shared.

Where have all the flowers gone?

I would be delighted if you would go HERE to read the rest of my poem and so would Barbara and her team at MasticadoresUsa. Please show them some love with a heart (like), as they work tirelessly behind the scenes.

Thank you truly for your time and continued support.

In Gratitude,

💗

Cindy

Copyright © 2022 Cindy Georgakas
All Rights Reserved


Poems this year featured on MasticadoresUsa: (last years posts are featured in archives)

January Shivers 1/30/23
Winter Wonderland Love 1/18/23

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The Scribbling Dad
1 month ago

Beautiful work and wonderful achievement 👏 👌

Sadje
1 month ago

A beautiful poem Cindy ❤️

Sadje
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

My pleasure 😇

Destiny
1 month ago

Congrats Cindy 🎉What a lovely poem. So wonderfully crafted ✨🤍

Destiny
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

Pleasure always 🤗

Phil
1 month ago

Congratulations on another wonderfully written poem, dear Cindy, and on having your work published at MasticadoresUsa ~ you rock, my friend! ✍🏼💖😎🌷🤗

Phil
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

You’re most welcome & thank you, sweet Cindy 💗

kenhume31
1 month ago

Beautiful and thought provoking Cindy, lot of petals for thought here! 😛👏😁🤔

Meelosmom
1 month ago

Thank you, Cindy, for your kind and supportive words! We love featuring your poetry!

Giada
1 month ago

Absolutely wonderful, congratulations!! 🌹💕🤗🪷💞

Giada
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

You are most welcome!! 🤗🌹💞🌹💞

GraceoftheSun
1 month ago

So beautiful , Cindy. Congratulations .💕

GraceoftheSun
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

Truly my pleasure 💕

GraceoftheSun
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

💕🙏💕

GraceoftheSun
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

💕🥰💕

Annette Rochelle Aben
1 month ago

So excited for you! I love this poem. You touched my heart and stirred my imagination.

boundlessblessingsblog
1 month ago

Wonderful poem and such a beautiful picture. Too good Cindy. Congratulations ❤️❤️👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤗🤗🤗

boundlessblessingsblog
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

Always welcome my dear friend Cindy ❣️😊😊❣️❣️

boundlessblessingsblog
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

❤️❤️❤️😊😊😊

Timothy Price
Timothy Price
1 month ago

Congratulations, Cindy. Wonderful poem. I thought of the Pete Seeger song of the same name when I saw the title.

Jacqui Murray
1 month ago

Can’t say that line (Where have all the flowers gone?) without thinking of Peter Paul and Mary, Pete Seeger maybe. Sad thought when it is true.

Blaise D'Souza
1 month ago

Congratulations, Cindy. Thank you for sharing this lovely poem and wonderful achievement with us. More flower power to you. ❤️🤗

Suzette Benjamin
1 month ago

Congratulations on your poem’s publication, Cindy. Well deserved.
Your deeply felt and planted imagery tells a heartfelt account of love in all its splendor and sorrow. Kudos for sharing your heart. I sense a personal storyline here and there in your verses:
” love’s promise that we shall meet again, sustains me…”
Your ending verse is full of hope. It tells of new love so new in fact that seeds are planted waiting, patiently, expectantly…for that time when love buds once again. Totally awesomene writing!!

Suzette Benjamin
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

Thank you, Cindy, for sharing your heart with such generosity. Namaste!!

Goff James
1 month ago

Congratulations. Great Write My Friend.

S Greene
1 month ago

Congratulations on the publication, Cindy! Thank you for sharing your beautiful work with us! 😍

S Greene
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

You’re very welcome 😊 and I agree! 😃

Kym Gordon Moore
1 month ago

Oh my goodness Cindy, where have all the flowers gone? Everybody swiped them up for Valentine’s Day! LOL 😂🌺😜🌼🤣 No, girl, I’m just kidding. This is such a soul-stirring, throw down versification that connects to the heart, making us pause, to think about what was, what happened through the years and the sparkling ounce of hope that comes back bursting with color and joy! ✨🌞🌟

Excellent ladybug and a hearty CONGRATULATIONS for your publication dear friend! 🌷💐🌹 Cheers! 🥂

Kym Gordon Moore
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

Girl, how do we manage to keep ourselves laughing so much? 😂😜🤣 I suppose, as they say, you have to laugh to keep from crying huh??? Listen girlfriend, I love the tulips…it’s unconventional and still a gift of love. I don’t know why everyone loses their damn minds and raise their prices on a dozen of roses, even the supermarkets, when it’s going to be 90% off the next day! Unfreaking real! Have a wonderful and romantic Valentine’s day my sweetness! 🌹💖💞💝💐

Athousandbitsofpaper
1 month ago

Congratulations Cindy, well deserved for beautiful words

Athousandbitsofpaper
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

A pleasure Cindy 🙂

tubasarwat
1 month ago

Lovely poem

tubasarwat
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

😊

Peter Jumba.
1 month ago

Nice lyrics.

Peter Jumba.
1 month ago

Nice.

100 Country Trek
1 month ago

Thanks for your poem. Thanks Anita

Ingrid
1 month ago

I love this, Cindy 💕 and I did see some spring flowers today 🌷

Suma Reddy
1 month ago

Awww such a beautiful poetry…Loved it so much my Queen.
They have gone now where
Well, they just live in your Smile.
Loves n hugs 🤗🤗❤❤❤ Also I truly wanted to visit them n will do.

Pooja G
1 month ago

Beautiful poem and I loved the uplifting end! 💖

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1 month ago

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Laleh Chini
1 month ago

Wow what an achievement, it’s a wonderful work Cindy.💕🌷

Laleh Chini
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

Always pleasure.💝

Meelosmom
1 month ago

Thank you, Cindy, for your supportive words as always to Masticadores USA and also to your readers with your poetry!

Meelosmom
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

♥️🌷🌹🌺

Marsha
1 month ago

This poem reminded me of the setting in the first novella I read today. The setting was a field brimming with flowers, then a battle was fought and the flowers were bloodied and trampled. Years later, the flowers returned brighter and even more beautiful. Your poem is sadly nostalgic. I hear the song in my mind, too. 🙂 Well done. I’m linking this to my first post about the Dicken’s challenge along with your comment from my intro piece.

Marsha
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

I didn’t write anything but a post about the novella. The Dickens novella can be downloaded for free from Amazon and several other places. I wrote about the novella in my post today.

Marsha
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

You are super busy. You have until June to read one novella, if you choose to do so, so don’t stress. You’ve got plenty of stressors on your plate. Don’t make this one of them! Just go with the flow like a dead fish (where did I just see that joke?) I’m not saying that you’re a dead fish, or even a cold one. Something’s gotten fishy with this comment. Better hang up my line. 🙂

ParentingIsFunny
1 month ago

Very poignant, Cindy.

katiemiafrederick
1 month ago

Beautiful Poem Dear Cindy

Happy Valentine’s Day to

You FLoWeRS Will Always

LiVE iN Poetry From HeART

SPiRiT SoUL At Best BRinging

FlesH And Blood

Back to Human

LoVE iN Peace

Giving Sharing Caring
Healing All With Most
Respect Least Harm

Word Seeds Spread

God Yes LoVE iN Peace

Continually in Poetry Wind Free..:)

katiemiafrederick
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

Thanks For The
Valentine’s Love
Dear Cindy What
A Wonderful Muse
For Poetry Valentine’s

Will Be Year Round
Similarly As i Never

Quit Doing
Thanks Giving
And ChristMas True

With
SMiles
Lovely Day
To You my FRiEnD
☺️❤️🙏🏝🙌🤗🎼💫

Vidah
1 month ago

Really beautiful poem, Cindy ❤✨

Dawn
1 month ago

Just beautiful, Cindy! Impatiently waiting for the spring flowers to emerge….

Dawn
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

We’re expecting snow on Thursday again…I hope ours are still safely hiding….💞

michnavs
1 month ago

I’ve read it on Masticadores and i will say it again, i love the repetition. It worked so well.

Keith
1 month ago

Cindy, I thought you were going to go full Pete Seeger on me. Nicely done, though. Keith

Eugenia
1 month ago

💖💖Beautiful! Happy Valentine’s Day!

Eugenia
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

Most welcome, Cindy! 💝

D. Wallace Peach
1 month ago

That was beautiful, Cindy. I loved reading this on Valentine’s Day. It seemed appropriate for a celebration of love in all it’s facets.

Dawn Pisturino
1 month ago

This is a wonderful springtime love poem! Congratulations! And I just read your wonderful poems in “Hidden in Childhood.”

Baydreamer - Lauren Scott
1 month ago

Congratulations, Cindy! I love your poem, the different stages of love, the flow, and the renewed love at the end. Beautiful, my friend! ❤️❤️

Annika Perry
1 month ago

Cindy, a wonderful poem and it works so well with the repeat of the refrain of ‘Where have all the flowers gone?’ running throughout dividing the main stanzas! Well done, my friend! xx❤️

Robbie Cheadle
Robbie Cheadle
1 month ago

Lovely, Cindy. Poignant and compelling with a complete about turn at the end.

Anca Horga
1 month ago

Beautifully nostalgic, dear Cindy! 💖 Congratulations on the publication !

Warren Richards
1 month ago

Congratulations! A lovely piece!

Max Ethan
1 month ago

Congratulations on another wonderfully written poem, dear Cindy, and on having your work published at MasticadoresUsa

Isamapeace
1 month ago

I’ve missed reading your poems.
Nice one as always.✨✨💯💯💗💗

DEVANG UPADHYAYA
1 month ago

Beautiful poem, for a sec I thought how could this be so short.
Then I clicked the link, I love it.

Literary Revelations Publishing House
1 month ago

Beautiful poem hon.
xoxo

Sheereen
1 month ago

Beautiful and thought provoking Cindy! I liked the concept of petals being buried🥰

Sheereen
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

How can I not be impressed by your flawless writing

Karima Hoisan
1 month ago

Just gorgeous and I too was preparing myself for a somber ending, when love and flowers burst forth again..a new Spring..Loved your style of repetition…It felt like a song (but not the one by Peter Paul & Mary:) Love how Spring mirrors us, in love and relationships./ After a cold (or in our case dry winter) we too burst forth with new life, Congratulations too on having this published on MasticadoresUSA!! Well deserved my friend:) 🌹❤️

KK
KK
1 month ago

So beautiful and thought provoking, Cindy! Congratulations 🎉 ❤️🙏

KK
KK
Reply to  Cindy Georgakas
1 month ago

You’re always welcome 🙏 💐

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