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Created on: February 04, 2010
It's cold outside
snow blankets life
no sign of hearts and flowers
she sighed
Oh well then
I'll grow my own
so this house
remains a home
Sow into him
with passion's touch
a growing heart
through love and lust
Now tomorrow
you will see
the flowers that
he brings to me.
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