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Created on: March 20, 2009
Roses own their beauty
But I would rather have a seed
Not to plant or give away
But to dream of what it could be
Perhaps a yellow daisy
Whose petals are complete
With perfect size and perfect petals
Like an old friend
A child's eye could greet
Or maybe a purple lily
That floats in the breeze
That could tell a story like a ship
That has sailed many seas
Or maybe just a rose
A simple rose indeed
Beauty, expected beauty
I would plant another seed
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