Rose Along the Roadside

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By Lisa Rodriguez

Rose along the roadside, look at your vagabond clothes-- dust all over your scarlet dress. The sagebrush and the ragweed grows around you, but cannot suppress the beauty in your simpleness. No garden wall will shelter you from an August thundershower. You could have been a royal rose, clinging to a castle tower. Held in awe by all the grows-- but no...you're just a peasant flower. Untamed and without boundaries your leaves reach to the sky. In freedom there is dignity. unpresumptuous and shy. Keeping common company you blossom sweet humility. by Lisa (Teel) Rodriguez

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August 28, 2007 07:43*~*~Carrie~*~*

I like your poem its very unique