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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In a quaint lovely little garden Tended to by only a few keepers Was a quiet cozy little corner Perfect for nappy dreamy sleepers There exists a fountain That has long since stopped it’s flow And now it is an accent piece Of nature taking back with mossy overgrowth On the top sits a boy, with his hat made of stone And though he no longer has rivers, he is content observing his zone. There is a bush that is adored For its beauty and its scent, despite its many thorns. And you would think that only ever sitting, he would find himself bored. But never during summer! Only in winter he mourns. This, his favorite plant, that he has watched since but a seed Has been all the entertainment and joy that he could ever need. Because he remembers when it was only a foot tall and it gave to him his first favorite flower. Lovely and lively, shaded deep as when one in love falls, and he would gaze upon his favored hour after hour. But seasons change and winds grow cold. When it snows, not rains, delicate flowers fold. Dressed in white, trading green for brown He waits patiently for her to shed her frozen gown. And when the birds begin their songs anew He is filled with excitement as morning frost turns to dew. Returned at last is his favorite memory, A dream he had forgotten, his only great reverie. Now that it’s been years, and the bush faithfully returns A single budding flower? No, your patience has more earned. Now his favorite plant yields to him a crown And though he can never wear it, he is complete just to see it looking down. He knows which bud was his, his first favorite flower. He wouldn’t lose sight of it, not from his tower. Though it seems lost when winter comes and the budding season closes He can always pick out quickly his favorite, the fairest of his roses.
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