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Beauty


Oh you remind me of a sun flower So bright and tall against a summer wall You make me happy like happy hour Or if I was going to a shopping mall If I was to tell you that I love you What would you doest or what would you say Would you look at me and say it back too Or would you point and laugh and runaway But no matter how bright nor how stunning Sunflowers may be in the summertime People still think that they are so loving I still like to plant them in the sunshine Beauty never stays for eternity For the ones that have it externally
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amartis1s
An english sonnet

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