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TRANSPLANT
That rose, behind the wall, It grew beside a lake, In a fertile foreign land. See! Here it seems so fake.
When transplanted here, Its leaves, petals fell. Now, prickly naked thorns Is all that one can tell.
I agree it will thrive, Much better if roots hold, The question is: Will they? Isn�t it now kind of old?
I reckon it as a phrase, Out of the passage taken. That: Empty and bereft, This: Forlorn, forsaken.
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