Uncommon
A snowflake in July, A sight so rare and strange, A flake that falls from sky, In the warmth of summer's range.
A rose that blooms in snow,
A petal soft and red,
A flower that defies the cold,
A sight to fill the head.
A unicorn in the wild,
A creature pure and bright,
A horse with a single horn,
A beauty to delight.
A shooting star at noon,
A trail of light in day,
A wish upon a star,
In a most unexpected way.
A rainbow in the night,
A spectrum of color,
A sight so rare and beautiful,
A wonder to uncover.
These are but a few,
Of the rare things in life,
A reminder to cherish,
The beauty in the strife.
MOHAMMAD SADDAM HUSSSIN
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