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Have you ever stumbled upon a flower,        next to her, you were seated;        a gaze you never gave,        and time passed by just like that. She didn't bloom as you expected her to be,        shining under the sun's rays,        a bud that didn't open -- yet        existing yet not appealing -- she was just about to bloom. Have you ever stumbled upon a flower,        as the sun was setting, you stood up;        "please wait," she was begging        yet you never loved her so you left. The shy flower, yes it's tiny        no one would pick her, no one was there;        twenty feet, her perfume travelled;        it was her time to flourish at night. You never loved that flower,        neither picked her petals nor sniffed its scent;        she ended up saying "I love you,"        with lost worth, is she the unlucky one? She was a tender perennial, you unlucky one.
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Oct 21, 2018
Oct 21, 2018 at 3:21 AM UTC
Cestrum nocturnum
Have you ever stumbled upon a flower,        next to her, you were seated;        a gaze you never gave,        and time passed by just like that. She didn't bloom as you expected her to be,        shining under the sun's rays,        a bud that didn't open -- yet        existing yet not appealing -- she was just about to bloom. Have you ever stumbled upon a flower,        as the sun was setting, you stood up;        "please wait," she was begging        yet you never loved her so you left. The shy flower, yes it's tiny        no one would pick her, no one was there;        twenty feet, her perfume travelled;        it was her time to flourish at night. You never loved that flower,        neither picked her petals nor sniffed its scent;        she ended up saying "I love you,"        with lost worth, is she the unlucky one? She was a tender perennial, you unlucky one.
Tender perennial: They take a little extra work, but they are worth the effort.
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Oct 21, 2018
Oct 21, 2018 at 3:21 AM UTC
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