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I have a flower, in a vase, sitting on my window sill There are no other flowers on my window sill         Just a rose. This rose is special, It hasn't died since I picked it. The life of this rose depends on me. No other flowers can exist on my window sill, No other flowers can fit in the vase. Just that flower, in that vase, on my window sill. Walking through a garden, I see another flower. Better than the rose in some ways, but not in others.       This flower is a lily. My heart immediatly begins to tear in two. So now I face a dilema. Pick the lily, or let it die. Keep the rose, or let it die. Either way, one must die. And I am stuck between two beauties. I need a flower, in a vase, on my window sill. So I delve deep. I think broadly. I remember something. My favorite flower is an orchid. I have a feeling my orchid is in a distant garden, waiting to be picked --        by me. This orchid will be My flower, in my vase, on my window sill. And so I can live with the outcome of the lily       or the rose And I just hope they don't die that someone else's favorite flower      is a lily      or a rose. Because I know that something is going to happen that will bring me closer to my favorite flower. So I must be patient. And just wait for My perfect flower, in my perfect vase, on my window sill
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Nov 1, 2012
Nov 1, 2012 at 2:08 PM UTC
The Flower, In The Vase, On My Window Sill
I have a flower, in a vase, sitting on my window sill There are no other flowers on my window sill         Just a rose. This rose is special, It hasn't died since I picked it. The life of this rose depends on me. No other flowers can exist on my window sill, No other flowers can fit in the vase. Just that flower, in that vase, on my window sill. Walking through a garden, I see another flower. Better than the rose in some ways, but not in others.       This flower is a lily. My heart immediatly begins to tear in two. So now I face a dilema. Pick the lily, or let it die. Keep the rose, or let it die. Either way, one must die. And I am stuck between two beauties. I need a flower, in a vase, on my window sill. So I delve deep. I think broadly. I remember something. My favorite flower is an orchid. I have a feeling my orchid is in a distant garden, waiting to be picked --        by me. This orchid will be My flower, in my vase, on my window sill. And so I can live with the outcome of the lily       or the rose And I just hope they don't die that someone else's favorite flower      is a lily      or a rose. Because I know that something is going to happen that will bring me closer to my favorite flower. So I must be patient. And just wait for My perfect flower, in my perfect vase, on my window sill
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30/F/Canadian
Nov 1, 2012
Nov 1, 2012 at 2:08 PM UTC
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