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A Bloom of Roses

by @john-f-mccullagh

Good friend, for Heavens’ sake forbear to pluck the rose that’s growing here; For many a season there was none: too much rain, too little sun. Enter this garden as a child would, In life’s morning, all seems good. Let wonder wander where it may. Scarlett roses bloom today Good Friend, for Heavens’ sake forbear To pick the rose that’s growing here her velvet robes will come undone, if you should steal her from the sun. For roses are in short supply, These bloomed the day my mother died. If you should take these, I’ll have none This late in season, no more will come.
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john-f-mccullagh
63 / M / American
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Written by
john-f-mccullagh
63 / M / American
Published
Jan 10, 2012
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A friends mother passed on. that very day, the rose bushes at the Mother's house burst into bloom. the plants had been thought to be dead and ready to be uprooted.

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