The Day I Saw
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The Day I Saw
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You looked like a rose
With thorns so sharp,
That's too beautiful to expose
Or to keep in the dark,
If you were a rose in a pot
I'll take care of you and water you everyday
Then put you in a good spot should
The shade doesn't be in your way.
You looked like a rose
With thorns so sharp,
Like a angel in red clothes
But without the harp,
You had a pretty smile
And your figure looked so nice
You will always be one of the finest in my file
And cool as ice,
Your legs looked sexy also
I'll lotion them for you anytime of the day
I thought I let you know
Before I end this poem okay
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