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Enough of poetry
Enough of Prose
I give to you now
This exquisite black rose

Watered with love
By these words I compose
Planted in your heart
Watch as it grows

It grows on the graves
Of past flowers which tried
Your soil is poison
To those who have lied

Rare and divine
Black roses are few
Watch it become
As flawless as you

From this stage on your heart
I make my debut
This black rose represents
A love that is true

~Forever Yours~





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On Monday February 11th, 2008, thornyrose (31) writes:
i rarely leave feedback but this caught my eye. the pure essense of the rare unique beauty of a black rose. the purity you portrayed in love..dark and somethin to cherish


On Monday February 11th, 2008, An Expired Member (44) writes:
This is the very essence of dark poetry. I loved this more than anyone can comprehend. I LOVEEEE this.


On Sunday February 3rd, 2008, Narcissa (734) writes:
I love this... Dark but amazingly beautiful


On Saturday February 2nd, 2008, Marionette Mars (502) writes:
bravo! oh that was extremely sweet! awww. i love black roses too :D -mars


On Saturday February 2nd, 2008, saintedmad (1146) writes:
egads. .. .akin to clockwork orange as viewed from vlad the impaler. .. .so many morsels of macabre innuendo. ..



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