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Poetrie: The Rose Growing into the House

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About

by Gibbons Ruark

Lately I think of my love for you and the rose

Growing into the house, springing up from under the eaves

And spiraling upward to pierce the chink in the corner

Where the walls come together to keep out everything,

Weather, mongrel dogs, and the rose coming in like a thief.

But I mean to let it grow forever if it wants to,

For lately I think of my love for you and the rose invading the darkness,

And I long never to learn the difference.

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