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Holding her rose She stands, waiting to plead her case But I can see the pain As it rushes over her face Its thorns pierce her hand, Yet she holds it in place Blood dripping from the stem Like the tears from her face Hidden from view Her rose is veiled But now the time comes And her face is paled Its thorns pierce her hand, Yet she holds it in place Blood dripping from the stem Like the tears from her face Struggling to tell Yet struggling more to conceal Another day must pass Until she unveils how she feels Its thorns pierce her hand, Yet she holds it in place Blood dripping from the stem Like the tears from her face Her blood falls to the ground In its brilliant, scarlet hue But her rose remains concealed And it seems there’s nothing left to do Holding her rose It’s all she has left Grasping it tightly Her life remains bereft
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Aug 4, 2011
Aug 4, 2011 at 9:04 PM UTC
Thorns
Holding her rose She stands, waiting to plead her case But I can see the pain As it rushes over her face Its thorns pierce her hand, Yet she holds it in place Blood dripping from the stem Like the tears from her face Hidden from view Her rose is veiled But now the time comes And her face is paled Its thorns pierce her hand, Yet she holds it in place Blood dripping from the stem Like the tears from her face Struggling to tell Yet struggling more to conceal Another day must pass Until she unveils how she feels Its thorns pierce her hand, Yet she holds it in place Blood dripping from the stem Like the tears from her face Her blood falls to the ground In its brilliant, scarlet hue But her rose remains concealed And it seems there’s nothing left to do Holding her rose It’s all she has left Grasping it tightly Her life remains bereft
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Aug 4, 2011
Aug 4, 2011 at 9:04 PM UTC
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