
Ode to the Black Rose
On a cold, dreary night
That frightened the dead
I found you, black rose
In a garden of red
You were never perfect
With many a thorn
But you’ve always been lovely.
From the day you were born
I tend to think of you
In my free hours
And always wonder
How weak roots make such beautiful flowers
But your stems have strength
And your petals withstand harsh wind
Oh I love you, black rose
May your youth never end
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