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Rose du Désert
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After reading ‘The Sick Rose’ By William Blake

Rose du Désert Je suis timide et fleur Pourtant, rose angelique, insolites À se révéler comme un soupir dociles. . . J'ai un royaume immobile du désir. . . . Oubliez! Mais une vie inutile Dans le désert, encore vide Soleil torride. . . . Il s'agit d'une pâle Rev Monotone Glaugue L'une chante faible. . . . Beryl McMullen I am shy and flower Yet, rose angelique, unusual To be docile as a sigh. . . I am still a kingdom of desire. . . . Forget! But a pointless life In the desert, yet empty Scorching sun. . . . It is a pale Monotone One sings low. . .

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Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)

Reviewed on January 25, 2008

I'm American and they didn't teach me French in my school . . . all the pity . . . Bye

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Rose du Désert

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