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Wild Rose Her sweet breath fell warm and soft like a gentle prairie breeze wafting the scent of wild rose, delicate, but mostly wild. Her mane, red and dangerous, sometimes concealed then revealed chameleon-like features, an emotional rainbow. Her full lips would pout or smile like a sudden summer storm -- thunder, lightning then sunshine, frighteningly beautiful. Temperament like a mustang, skittish, demanding patience, or she would bolt for the wild. Gentleness would subdue her. For a while she could be held, raging passion directed, hunger could be satisfied briefly, then she would be gone. I would not hope to contain or to harness the wildness. For me she will always be my sweet, delicate, wild rose.
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