Circumstance Poem by Elliott Rosenberg

Circumstance



Your rose has no thorns,
I thought of tonight.
By daylight I saw petals,
Which revealed true delight.

Today I stood in song,
Forgetting where I've been.
Listening to the wine,
That aged in my heart.

Tomorrow will be there,
For circumstance befalls.
Blossoming from the valley,
as a mountain on the shore.

Yesterday must be here,
For she holds my hand tight.
Withered in sleep,
She awakes to see the light.

Thursday, October 8, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: aging,beauty,hope,listen,love,old,rose,silence,sleep,wine
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Inspired by Ann a loner that nobody sees living among the multitude of people she inspires daily. And so I wrote in Jerusalem on December 25th,2010 remembering our encounter two moons ago in Key Biscayne, Florida......
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