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you leave me on the roadside as if you were a rose.

by fern

you wish to sell me roses my pocket tells me queen annes lace you dream for something delicate my hands accustomed for rough you ache with quiet longing but i hear your untold groans your desires are not unique not a rose within the weeds your plight is universal unwanted in our garden be gentle with our hearts that attempt to ease your woes flowers and weeds both grow by the roadside each bloom in spring from sun you are not unique within this life roots, stems, pollen, pedals, blossoms.
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