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ROSE OF LOVE |
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A rose within a crystal glass, A rose to wither and to pass; It's beauty fades, it's glory goes, I know no way to keep a rose. |
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And yet there is a rose that blooms Forevermore in quiet rooms, A rose within a fairer vase Than purchased in the market place. |
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The rose is love, the vase is home, A rose that blossoms when we roam, And when return, one rose God made That need not wither, need not fade. |
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And yet to keep that one rose fair, The heart must also give it care, Must nurture it with things like this; The morning smile, the goodnight kiss. |
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Aye, this is all the red rose needs; Words of affection, helpful deeds, Labors divided, burdens shared, And eyes that look as though they cared. |
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If you the rose of love possess, Keep it alive with tenderness, And crystal pure with gentle hands The vase called home in which it stands. |
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There is one rose, the rose of love, You need not know the fading of, A rose that, watered day by day You never need to throw away.
Douglas Malloch |
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please sign my guestbook |
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you have been listening to: "The Rose" |
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