Wednesday, 19 March 2014

SONNET 2: Rosae

This garden of certain flowers,
I paced into it and besought
what little this garden covers,
what little I had into thought .

I took a rose yet only to marvel
the blood in the shade of its red,
but, in time, I learned to love well
not its shade but its thorns, instead.

They puncture me, I understand,
and it would really seem at times,
that it parts its red to my hand.
Oh, a rose's playful schemes! 

But why prefer another flow`r?
Never doubt a rose's power.



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