The burning rose

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The rose set itself on fire,

To lit the dark room,

Emitting hues of orange and blue.

Yelling and shrieking,

For a glass of care,

When burnt little more

Than expected.

The half parched flower,

Had a few seconds to live,

It let itself burn into ashes,

In complete silence.

It left its body in complete despair,

And its ashes flew away with wind

in the course of time,

Leaving no proof of its existence.

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The last poem.

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