Final Rose
Rare and Pure
His love for her was latent
enough to grasp her.
It was his seraphic intentions.
He wasn’t her type, but definitely her
soulmate.
When he comes around she tries to obviate
the moments, but they keep happening,
inevitably.
She realized if she dither for too long, it may
slip away in which, she found something
that would slake her ever longing.
She needed to keep him around,
it was too rare.
His love.
She wasn’t surprised by the candor or the
veracity of his motives.
Most just prattle about whatever it is,
playing the sycophant.
But she had a very clairvoyant perception of
who he was, for her;
a translucent and wholesome body of
water resting off shore.
From a distance, never intending to impose,
But he soon convinced her, once he handed
her the white rose.
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Uncommon challenge
About the Creator
Natasha Collazo
**Studying Modern Journalism @ NYU **
Student @ American Writers & Artists Institute
Project: The diary of an emo Latina
Content and freelance creator
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I joined Vocal two years ago, a prick of enthusiasm beseeching me to throw caution to the wind, pay the readies and have a stab at a long stagnated pleasure. It worked remarkably well. I dipped in my toe, finding the water a little cooler than I had hoped, but as I stood there up to my ankles, I realised it was rather invigorating, and by the time I was up to my knees, it was pleasingly tepid. I dove in and swam out to where others were tossing balls about and wrestling over lilos and proceeded to have a whale of a time splashing about, sometimes missing my footing or getting water in my eye, but sometimes turning elegant somersaults and graceful dives.
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