The Rosebud
Revealing perfection...
A rosebud, delicate and new,
Emerges from the morning dew.
Its petals soft, its fragrance sweet,
A symbol of love, a heavenly treat.
As it basks in the warm sunlight,
Its beauty grows with all its might.
Each petal unfurls with grace,
Revealing perfection in every place.
But though it blooms with such allure,
The rosebud's life is fleeting, for sure.
It fades soon after reaching its prime,
A reminder of the passage of time.
Yet even as it wilts away,
Its memory lingers day by day.
For in its brief but vibrant stay,
The rosebud left a gift that won't decay.
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