Re: Rose search
From Jason Morgenstern <jmo...@pb.net>
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· 5 Oct 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Wow.. somebody should make a song out of that.. maybe Bette Midler could
sing? :)
-J
On 4 Oct 1996, Andrew Sadler wrote:
> A nice poem I found...
> -----------------------
> . .
> ... :``..': Some say love it is the river
> : ````.' :''::' that drowns the tender reed.
> ..:.. : .'' : Some say love it is a razor
> ``. `: .' : that leaves your soul to bleed.
> : : : : Some say love it is a hunger
> : : : : an endless aching need.
> : : : : I say love it is a flower
> : : :..''''``::. and you, its only seed.
> : ...:..' .''
> .' .' .::::' It's the heart afraid of breaking
> :..'''``::::::: that never learns to dance.
> ' `:::: It's the dream afraid of waking
> `::. that never takes the chance.
> `:: It's the one who won't be taken
> :::. who cannot seem to give,
> ..:```.:'`. ::'`. and the soul afraid of dying
> ..' `:.: :: that never learns to live.
> .: .:``:::
> .: ..'' ::: When the night has been too lonely
> : .'' :: and the road has been too long,
> : :: and you think that love is only
> : for the lucky and the strong,
> : just remember in the winter
> far beneath the bitter snows
> lies the seed
> that with the sun's love in the spring
> becomes the rose.....
>
> Words by Amanda McBroom
>
> -----------------------------------
> OK, hope that helps.
>
>
>
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