Faithful Goose Wanders Cemetery Desperately Looking For Her Passed-Away Lover

Several birds mate for life. They are loyal to love and remain monogamous to their partner, which is admirable and an inspiration to numerous poets, authors, artists, and other young passionate people. Read Blossom's love story that isn't less heartbreaking and touching than any
ones in human literature!
In March 2018, Blossom and Bud, a bonded pair of domestic geese, came to live at the Riverside Cemetery in Marshalltown, Iowa. Their job was comforting visitors who had lost their beloved ones.

#1. When Blossom and Bud first came to the Riverside Cemetery in Marshalltown, Iowa

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#2. They were always together

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#3. Sneaked out

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#4. And got caught together

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#5. An adorable couple

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Sadly, in August 2022, the Riverside Cemetery announced that Bud had passed away after being attacked by a wild animal. Suddenly, Blossom became a grieving widow and wandered the cemetery grounds all by herself. Staff at the cemetery did their best to cheer her up by giving her favorite snacks and communing with her more often.

#6. The last time they saw Bud.

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Blossom seemed to have coped with Bud's demise. However, in several first weeks of 2023, the time of year when geese began to couple up, the pain of losing her lifelong partner reattacked Blossom.

#7. "Is that you, Bud?"

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The heartbroken female goose fruitlessly searched for her love across the cemetery. When she saw her reflections in glass doors or gravestones, she kept standing and staring at them as if her Bud's ghostly shadow.

#8. Blossom searched for her love

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#9. So sad

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#10. All alone

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#11. Swam and strolled all by herself

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#12. Desperately looked for Bud

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Urging to step in Blossom's mournful days, staff at the cemetery invited Frankie, the blue-eyed, handsome, widowed-too goose, to befriend her and hoped they could fall in love again.

#13. Here came Frankie

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#14. The first meeting!

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#15. "Good morning, Blossom!"

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Luckily, two days after their first meeting on Valentine's day, the two geese paired up successfully. From now on, Blossom won't have to swim in sadness and sorrow anymore. The new couple is by each other's side whenever and wherever they go.

#16. Lovely couple are happy again

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#17. Blossom & Frankie are sitting out on the ice with friends. They have their backs on each other. Accidental? Or did they have a little tiff overnight?

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#18. He and she walks side by side

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#19. Now, everyone knows the tale, and congrats to them

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