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Walking roses

We were at the age where roses could walk, And petals were silk, They carried us to nirvana, Struck with the fear of a child.
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Written by
A
American
Published
Dec 1, 2015
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Haven't wrote in a long time- I suppose that's a different kinda death for those people like us were writing and art are a part of us

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#fear#life#roses#beauty
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