Water for Roses

Water for Roses

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"Water for Roses" embodies the mixed emotions that lie on the surface of a young heart, desperately wanting a love that does not seem to be anywhere to be found. In particularly, the various poems/songs within this book are expressed emotions from a hopeless romantic. The poems/songs reflect both frustrations from mistaken love and desire for true love with muses in mind. This body of work is merely written emotions that lie in the heart of any young sole waiting and hoping to be loved.
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For every person out there that was quiet, not because they chose to be so, but because they were choking in the smoke. Because their opinions were apparently not worth anything. Because they didn't know just how to say what they felt. For every person that is consumed by their own thoughts, the derision from the outside world only making it worse. For every soul that was drowning in remorse and anguish on restless nights. For every soul that says I love you in the dark and in the mirror because no one else does. For the floors we would pace while anxiety sunk its teeth into us. For the mirrors that we would break while shame echoed its laugh in our caged walls. For the hearts that would ache while loneliness was the only company. For every moment of pain and solitude in this world that feels too cruel for such young and frail minds.

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