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A Rose Hiding by Janet K Brennan Thursday, February 15, 2007 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
She is but a rose, hiding washed in colors, pink Petals . . . Amongst Baby's Breath White Buried in a garden, deep Where lovelies do proclaim their beauty bare She hides . . . where none can see through flowers, bold Her thorns, small fragrance , sweet Hidden, by choice in the shade of her own That she may sing in a gentle voice for only God to hear ~~~
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Reviewed by Kimmy Van Kooten	7/22/2007

a beautiful write...imagery abounding, even if she wanted to hide...that Rose Enjoyed~ Love and Peace~ Kimmy~




Reviewed by Larry Lounsbury	2/15/2007

A very tender and devoted beauty dedicated to the creator alone. Beautiful




Reviewed by Kate Clifford	2/15/2007

Beautiful write!