There once was a flower
Its petals curled and asleep
It sat in the sunshine for weeks and weeks
But did not unfurl
A bee came along
And sat on the flower
And on it sang a little song
But the flower did not blossom
A little girl came along
And took a picture of the flower
And basked in its beauty for hours
But the flower did not open
The flower stayed closed
Tightly curled as if in death throes
But the world had other plans
A gust blew gently on a rose
And the rose bent under its flows
Until its red petals sat on the flower’s stem
Like a head on a shoulder
And the flower unfurled
Better than ever
A magnificent portrait
Of fantastical wonder
A magnum opus of nature
Like no other flower
One of a kind
Beautiful in its own right
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