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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required “A Flowers Wilt” Witness the small existence that abides the beauty of----------- Freelancers all around, Just to get a good look. A baneful abrasion, the flower took It captivates you ------------- Reels you, steals from you, WAITING, Until you pick the right flawless touch. Dandelions swaying thin, Here we fall like petals. Ready to exploit, the beauty of------- Inhale the fragrance, Courtyard azure eyes, Embarking in a wishful eternity, A crush they become, when loveliness up and left. A bully against arrogant threw feminine perfumed veils Tulips waiting for the better auspicious sky Asters claim the eclipse's, -dinginess censors it from the brilliance of the sun. ~ A lonely rose In My Helix World- The out-and-out are born. Cries in the dimness, A sweet Lotus echo Slight yelps of agony carried off by pollen breeze. The earth revolves to fast, Injections of herbal essence in the wind For a split second, we feel pixie dust Channel the essential, it fades Earlier beauty, calmness- A flourish smile, Rusk of flower, a bluebird’s bread. Like candles and dew, they stream and limber energy Opposing others of its humanity, Against the command of its importance, Pierced by its own elegance, Thriving slowly of its own will, A short story, gone astray! Tonight, we plant a tree, The Flower wilts The gardener cries
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