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“As though a rose should shut, and be a bud again”

Soft red petals once freed put back into a cage, the rose is Taken away from that which makes it thrive Without soil, rain, and sunshine Sweet songs won’t be sung The rose won’t bloom Backwards through Time it retracts Beauty gone In ruin A lost Bud. But With This It has A chance To restart To grow and Rise from the Ashes that once Swallowed it whole The bud can still bloom There is always room for healing With sunshine and rain it’ll thrive In order to open again it must first close “As though a rose would shut, and be a bud again.”
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karissa-olson
American
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May 14, 2013
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