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Passiflora

by annatman

A vibrant violet crown, majestic fibers, Prominent ovary allows for bearing of Gently-sweet fruit Suffering is where the flower got its name, the bittersweet martyrdom of Saints in the name of Holliness How strangely appropriate that pain and passion be herein so intertwined, Beauty and death so delicately linked Scarcely can we tell apart the pain and pleasure that life's vessel holds
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Jul 12, 2019
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A poem hardly doing justice to this metaphor

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