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by dissipate

He was a paraplegic, Cursed to see the world from the height of a wheelchair. He recognised a woman who loved him without care, For his misfortune. The woman being quite strategic, Always said at least you aren't a quadriplegic, And that was what established them as a pair. The mutual love and respect they both share, Because even if he was handicapped she didn't see it. She was blind, An affliction through her whole life, The scent of the rose that promised her, to be his wife, And she didn't mind. For something between the two connected them.
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