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SHE IS MY ROSE
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This poem is a continuation or a remaking, if you will, of "SHE WAS A ROSE," which I wrote on March seventh after meeting a girl for the first time.  Just over a month later, when circumstances caused us to separate, I wrote this poem to and for her.  Though this poem is meant to show how I feel, my lack of vocabulary and rhetoric abilities cause this poem to not even scratch the surface of my emotions.  This poem is now one of my favorites though I feel it is the most inadequate.
 
SHE IS MY ROSE
 

I met a girl...

...She is my Rose.

More beautiful than,

My poetry and prose.                                      

 

I do not think-

I can ever Find,

A poem to compare to

This flower I once called mine

 

The flower's roots

Grew deep in my heart,

Filling it completely

From the start.

 

The warmth generated...

Spilled into my soul

I found I loved her-

And her beauty I extolled!

 

With my Rose I talked-

And played in the Sun.

Waiting for night

Savoring the fun!

 

Under the stars,

Her pedals shone brightly-

Her leaves I touched-

Ever so slightly.

 

For a gentle touch,

Is all I can give.

Hoping to show,

That My love still lives!

 

I went to my Rose-

And saw her every day.

Each night I had to leave...

But I yearned to sit and stay!

 

Then one day,

The time had come-

When all I had were memories,

Of all the things we'd done.

 

What I wanted...

Was not a painful goodbye,

I wanted to see her-

And be by her side!

 

Unstoppable forces,

Pulled me away!

But in my heart...

Her roots had stayed.

 

All I could do,

Was to hope and to pray...

That she would think of me-

With each passing day.

 

Each memory would tell her-

How I loved her so!

How much I missed how!

How I longed to tell her so!

 

The days passed quickly-

As long as I looked ahead,

To a time we'd not be apart,

But together instead.

 

I want her to know...

That she is My Rose

And she is more beautiful...

Than my poetry and prose

Thank you for taking the time to read this poem.  If you have any comments, just e-mail me (click here).