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Amid the flowers of a garden glade	A
A lovely rose tree smiled	B
And the sunbeams shone the zephyrs played	A
Round the gardens favorite child	B
And the diamond dew drops glistening fell	C
On each rose s silken vest	D
Whilst light winged bee and butterfly gay	E
On the soft leaves loved to rest	D
	-
But one morn while a sunbeam bright	F
Lit up its delicate bloom	G
And a zephyr lightly hovered round	H
On wings of sweet perfume	G
A strong hand came and ruthlessly	I
Tore up the parent tree	I
And bore it off with each fair young rose	J
From butterfly zephyr and bee	I
	-
What mattered it that an antique vase	K
Of S vres costly and old	L
Was destined henceforth in royal State	M
Its fair young form to hold	L
What mattered it that the richest silks	N
Of the far famed Indian loom	G
With priceless marbles paintings rare	O
Adorned its prison room	G
	-
It even pined for the garden free	I
For its pleasant friends of yore	P
And brooded over the bitter thought	Q
It would never see them more	P
And its young head daily lowlier drooped	R
Upon its sorrowing breast	D
While it chafed against the kindly hand	S
That tended and caressed	D
	-
But Autumn came with angry storms	T
With clouded and wintry skies	U
Rudely it touched the lovely flowers	V
And withered their brilliant dyes	U
The sunbeam false hid its glowing glance	W
Or with chilling coldness shone	X
The zephyr fled to Southern climes	Y
And the flowers died alone	X
	-
Then the rose tree looked on the gloomy earth	Z
On each withered tree and flower	A2
And it warmly blessed the loving care	O
Of its new protecting power	A2
No more it mourned past Summer joys	B2
But brightly blossomed on	C2
With beauty brighter than when once	D2
The garden s queen it shone	X

Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon

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