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SUNRISE ROSES
by Stephen W. Pollard → (All Poetry by Stephen W. Pollard)
Monday, July 3, 2017    Rated "G" by the Author.
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My poem "Sunrise Roses" is in my poetry Ebook "Sunrise Roses"

 SUNRISE ROSES

 

 

The sunrise of the early morning

The dawning of the days early light

The fragrance of the rose petals opening

Covered with the dew from overnight

A sight that tugs on your heart strings

 

 


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