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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required If beautiful was printed from a negative it would be the silhouette of a rose Because roses are sculpted from the hands of immortality Breathed from the marble no one saw as a flower Every petal flaunts the gorgeous of galaxies Positively Divine The eyes of roses are as ocean deep as the sky is blue They see life the way we're supposed to live Balanced in duality, Life and Death A marriage with as many anniversaries as time The two need to become one so fear may bloom into confidence A rose might be one of the few things to achieve perfection on earth the way its attraction reflects the heavens It is just as beautiful and symbolic in death as the climax of its glow The way it smiles ages like the innocence of a child until its aroma becomes the wine from 35' The way it freezes death into a Picasso Dali-Esque piece of painted poetry A rose understands the heartbeat of death and the silence of life in humility That's why they are used during and after life Have you ever seen such grace command hell? Roses make the marble soft, the concrete cry, and anxiety strong And that is why I say, "you remind me of a rose, an absolute rose." You are and can be everything you want to achieve p.s. it's never too late to sculpt your rose...
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