| Fine English rose in rich soil she grows
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| Old walls shield her from the wind that blows
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| Resulting cultivation supplied with every need
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| Seeking for a weed that’s of the right seed
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| Proud purple thistle it’s wiser not to pluck
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| Growing where she can, she never waits for luck
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| Brought up in a hard school thistle down the wind
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| Raised on blunt words more sinned against than sinned
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| Stinking plants in the hedgerows
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| With grim grit will flourish
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| While nicely bred orchids
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| Wilt in the front window florist
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| But dark mother earth
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| Will catch them all up
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| And trample them back into the forest
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| The vamp of vegtation the scarlet poppy flirts
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| Laughs as she dancs flaunting flimsy skirts
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| Tempting the senses with her milk white juice
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| Sensual opium determined to seduce
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| Independent wallflower careered through her youth
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| And caught unawares she turns to face the truth
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| Laughs at the battle of the sexes, but listens for the sound
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| Of strife and separation to declare the second round
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| Stinking plants in the hedgerows
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| With grim grit will flourish
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| While nicely bred orchids
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| Wilt in the front window florist
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| But dark mother earth
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| Will catch them all up
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| And trample them back into the forest |