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The crimson on your petal has lost its aesthetic appeal, Once smoothly textured, you’ve become prickly, One touch that could make medicine ill, Bloom they say like the flower you are, Regressing back to a seed only dilutes your potential by far, If you were a planet, you would be called Venus the reluctant star, What happened to the passion that runs skin deep in your hue?   Your thorns express the type of painful beauty, Only those that are admired from afar can do. Indeed the light that shined on your peers, Will find its time to shine on you, But patience is only a virtue if the outcome flourishes, Into the type of majestic beauty, Only a great late bloomer can do.
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Aug 17, 2015
Aug 17, 2015 at 8:14 AM UTC
The Rose that refused to grow
The crimson on your petal has lost its aesthetic appeal, Once smoothly textured, you’ve become prickly, One touch that could make medicine ill, Bloom they say like the flower you are, Regressing back to a seed only dilutes your potential by far, If you were a planet, you would be called Venus the reluctant star, What happened to the passion that runs skin deep in your hue?   Your thorns express the type of painful beauty, Only those that are admired from afar can do. Indeed the light that shined on your peers, Will find its time to shine on you, But patience is only a virtue if the outcome flourishes, Into the type of majestic beauty, Only a great late bloomer can do.
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Aug 17, 2015
Aug 17, 2015 at 8:14 AM UTC
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