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The Dandelion

by @blackbookpoetry

Damn you, Dandelion. You are a bitter plague. Your putrid reputation sows a discording stay. Your spread your potent seed, a curse among the others; how will thy beauty flourish when murdered is thy mother? Rose has her vanity, Daisy has her life; but you hold a talent for fertilizing strife. Damn you, Dandelion. What a pity to be you. Thy beauty holds no power, thy talent ruins you.
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