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Simple Beauty


Hello little flower How are you this morning? Did you sleep well? Oh little flower look how beautiful you are As you grow and grow And twine and twist Your lovely leaves are strong and green and velvet smooth Your stem is devoted in attention O pretty flower look at you I am confounded at your poised stature But none of your features could surpass the best part of you The blazing, vibrant bloom atop your stem O what splendor! The scintillating, shining, vivacious efflorescence wonder A perfect sphere of a blinding, bright yellow Transcends any other flower in the entire universe It is amazing to see such unrequited yet fascinating beauty Well my dear flower I shall leave to you to your sun bathing Good bye, my sweet dandelion You will never be a weed to me….
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