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Garden of Roses, by Soil
Shall I bring you to the garden
How alluring and enticing it is
There are a inflorescence of beauties
Of pearl-white roses, blooming, shining
It attracts the attention of all
For its purity, it is prized
Petals, how incandescent
May your beauty stay forever
But I don’t recognize the elegance
And its perfection, its ivory surface
I see the Earth, durable oppositely dainty
No grace, no need, it provides life
Maybe dirty, maybe muddy
Yet I can’t help but marvel
Brown and black builds up the Earth
Providing grace to these moonstones
Allow me to reveal my garden to you,
But not for my flowers,
For as you can see, as you will see
The snowy florets are not the star
It must be the dark soil that
Builds up our scenic garden
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