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Pale Pink Rose

by maria-rose

A pale pink rose sits wilting upon the sill of amber light her lovely thoughts keep shifting. With good clear sorrow she smiles through dust, and thinks of summer’s fading lust. A frozen day might seal her fate, her petals fall in autumn’s wake. Yet fearless, she skips through seasons with haste; for no snow can quite chill the warmth from her face.
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