Poetry: Flowers - by Carmelo Piparato

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by Carmelo Piparato

Created on: July 23, 2008

The rose looks fair
Unselfish thoughts are not so rare
A simple thought may unwind woes
It's that thoughtful thing which is the rose
The humble thing so freely given
The thing so often selfless driven
A rose of another color goes
Kind gestures in them selvesa rose
Thoughtless, thankless, welcomed relief
A rose of helpfulness when in grief
Intense sorrows of life expose
Lifted by, a sent of a rose

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I let her get in front of me
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A rose striving to bloom in a
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A Rose
The red, velvet petals lay on the table
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