Therese's Roses (poem) by Marguerite the Little Flower on AuthorsDen

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Therese's Roses by Marguerite the Little Flower Friday, January 06, 2006 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I wrote this on St Therese's Birthday Oct. l, 2000 - I belong to the Carmelite Community and took her name in the order. We received a miracle thru her and I learned to read about her life in French at the age of five. She was loved by my mother and also by me. She is now a doctor in the Church.

My dear 'lil St Therese With your roses of red The rose that you sent me Lies unpedaled at my gate For the friends that come to call How I love them one and all And when angels come to get me I will lay them at your feet All the flowers of the world You will give to God alone Marguerite Unpedaled Rose And what is an unpedaled rose? Sinful man has striped all passion and inquity and is fit for the Heavenly Garden **Jesus was an unpedaled rose for He Was striped of everything for the sake of Love��
Marguerite The Little Flower

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Reviewed by Marguerite Little Flower	5/7/2006

To be an unpetaled rose is not an easy thing to do. But when all is said and done, we will come to know, it was not that hard to do and what effort put into it was well worth the time spent here on this earth. May God, and His Son Jesus Christ, be blessed now and always. Marguerite The Little Flower




Reviewed by Kay P Devenish	1/6/2006

un-petaled rose? He (Jesus)would love how you wrote this to express your deep sincere affection toward 'The Little Flower' and HIM.Your fitting tribute is written with love out of love. Best wishes always from kay.