My hands were raw, inflamed from growing hate;
Yellow roses make my psyche bleed glum.
The day I espied you, my heart meet fate:
Amaryllis made my young sweet peas bloom!
My psyche was a sunflower for you,
Gaping for tender and mellow love rays.
Are seasons weren't meant to grow fir bamboo?
You were an ample Bagikan, a maize.
I, Bellbine, that yens a slick Gardenia;
You, white orchid, gave me a gleeful niche.
My gore fed the garth sub rosa vias:
The beam you made when you spotted it, rich.
My lips hurt like thorns on beating heart drums!
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