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Flowers and Governments
Flowers rise and fall, And governments. The gardener has found other pursuits And weeds overtake good men. Principles wither unwatered In the sweltering heat of liberal democracy. The smiling cloak of Just another sunny socialistic day Masks the drought, And flowers wither, And governments. Where are the gardeners to sweat on rose petals? The good men to prick fingers on thorns And bleed on piles of wretched weeds? Gather them for the fire, good gardeners, And bring forth the glory of full bloom Liberties, Freedoms, Sweet Justices, Deep blue Union Jacks, And the red and white streaked Banners.
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