⁰⁶ Hanahaki Disease

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My condition is turning fatal,
Petal after petal.
Iron-like smell,
There's a pain I can no longer tell.

Butterflies in my stomach,
Flowers on my lungs.
Roses everytime I cough,
A disease I don't know if will stop.

Prickly thorns embraced my body,
I struggled to breathe.
Feeling such agony,
I'll be five feet underneath.

Perhaps I'm dying,
I'll lay on a crimson garden.
Fields on nightshade,
I met my doom.
Unrequited love,
A feeling that will never bloom.

I'll gladly throw up flowers for you,
I hope it won't happen to you.

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