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The onlooker had something to say, about the yellowness of the tulip and the unbroken dew drop on the lotus floating by I flowered beside, not more distinguished than any, my sprouts, born with a name not known, to admirers, many My tiny florets blossomed, each day the sun’s rays, graced earth and showers moistened its soil. I relished in my creations; Until the day, I withered away, when my roots left the soil not charred in negligence but in content, of living.
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Aug 1, 2020
Aug 1, 2020 at 12:24 AM UTC
In the Garden
The onlooker had something to say, about the yellowness of the tulip and the unbroken dew drop on the lotus floating by I flowered beside, not more distinguished than any, my sprouts, born with a name not known, to admirers, many My tiny florets blossomed, each day the sun’s rays, graced earth and showers moistened its soil. I relished in my creations; Until the day, I withered away, when my roots left the soil not charred in negligence but in content, of living.
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Aug 1, 2020
Aug 1, 2020 at 12:24 AM UTC
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