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A rose house

by Hozue

roses' petals kept him, twirled him inside white throws, blanketed him in relief and then sealed him up. they painted him in pollen, they walked him with stamens, and he never looked up, either, because his roses filled him. they throbbed thorns beneath him that never struck him, and he never snuck down, either, because he had roses to swaddle him. his roses kept him. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^'
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Hozue
22 / Bigender / Southeastern US
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Written by
Hozue
22 / Bigender / Southeastern US
Published
Dec 10, 2019
Time
1m
Tags
#rose#thorns#imagery#symbolism#human#plant#home#hostility#captivity#nature
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