Poetry: Roses - by Anthony Gorgia Ii

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by Anthony Gorgia Ii

Created on: November 09, 2007 Last Updated: February 21, 2010

The Fair Rose
O rose, thy gorgeous fragrant smell
brings joy to those in whom it dwells.
Thy strong uniqueness and delicate fold
is a sight for man to behold.
Standing tall and straight and proud,
below the world of stars and clouds.
With all the chaos on the earth,
thy being grants nature rebirth,
humbly extending a second chance,
for the being of humanity to enhance.
In thy fair and clement pose,
Yes, thy beauty is a rose.

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