THE CONSTANT VIOLET

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    THE CONSTANT VIOLET

    I LOVE THE DAINTY VIOLET THE HERALDS IN THE SPRING
    iT SPEAKS OF CHILDRENS LAUGHTER, AND EVERY HAPPY THING,
    ALONG A STREET, A SINGING BROOK, OR THICK IN A WOODEN GLEN
    IT SPREADS OUT WIDE IT'S LOVLINESS, FOR ALL THE WORLD TO SEE AGAIN

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    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

    sweetlips’s Poems (15)

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    A BABY BOY 0
    LOVES SORROW 3
    THE CONSTANT VIOLET 0
    THE STORM 3
    FOREVER IN MY HEART 2
    Forever Love 0
    Gods Greatest Love 1
    Feelings 0
    Goodby To Love 0
    My Love 1
    Depression 1
    Waiting For Love 0
    A Song 0
    Love is Gone 4
    Meeting 0