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I Am Like A Rose

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I am myself at last; now I achieve     My very self. I, with the wonder mellow,     Full of fine warmth, I issue forth in clear     And single me, perfected from my fellow.     Here I am all myself. No rose-bush heaving     Its limpid sap to culmination, has brought     Itself more sheer and naked out of the green     In stark-clear roses, than I to myself am brought.

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