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Artist: Snakes In Exile
Canonical path: /snakes-in-exile/blossoms-a-rose
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Blossoms a Rose
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Blossoms a Rose
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blossoms a rose
All things uncomely
All things are broken
All things seem worn out and old
With heavy steps the ploughman
Splashing the wintery mould
Wronging your image that blossoms a rose
All things unshapely
Have a wrong too great to be told
I long them being remade and built anew
Remade the earth and water
Remade the earth and sky
I dream of your image that blossoms a rose
In the deeps of my heart
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