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This mystery I share,
Of flowers so fair, Atop my table they stay. Brought home one week from today, From a dance I had gone to one day. A spray of water, a loving stare is all that is needed to keep them fair. Still I know their ending time is near. Would that the scented petals remain as pretty as I see them here, with just that spray of water and my tender loving care. Here's another version I cannot for one, dispel. I cannot believe the flowers brought home from a dance last week, still remain so fresh and neat. All I gave them was a spray of water and a loving stare. Their scented petals remain so sweet. I know their time draws near, the flowers will wilt and die. Would that I could with TLC, that splash of water and loving stare, keep them fresh and fair for as long as I remain near.
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