Frozen Rose
As the ice sweats off the petal
I'm by the ocean at sea level
Wondering how I will pursue my next move
My next groove
On this one, two, three step
I stumble to my right and my left
And fall to realize that the petal
Seems to sweat more
At the thought of being in amore
Should, could, and would warm up
The rose petals I adore
So much that the warmth would entitle my
Downfall to the floor
Of despair and agony
Only to fall mare into the calamities
Of the fake emotion called love
Between you and not the man above
Since he's the definition of what I speak of
And the main thing that keeps my heart off of
Subzero
Temperatures and not being the hero
That sweeps you off your feet
Because I don't care how hot the heat
Is
This rose won't unfreeze unless
She's from Jesus
Heaven Sent
Then maybe I can consider being Clark Kent
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