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A Lone Red Rose

I saw a lone red rose today Lying crushed on trodden snow As the big black hearse drove away And all the mourners made to go. Perhaps it was just me who saw And felt the sharp pain of it's fall, The dead rose in the snowy thaw, Me thinking of you most of all. As they put you into the ground The mourners did not seem to see The solitary rose I had found, It's dead petals crushed like me. I saw a lone red rose today Lying crushed on trodden snow, And just about all I can say Is yet in death, I love you so.
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Sep 29, 2010
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