I Carry White Roses Through The Snow Poem by Mary Angela Douglas
I Carry White Roses Through The Snow
I carry white roses through the snow-
disregarding everything.
I cover my face with their whiteness;
I cover my tears with
visionary roses at the place I
think you are only just leaving;
you shine like the winter air.
you walk through invisible roses.
mary angela douglas 27 july 1995
Thursday, September 28, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: july,leaving,snow,winter
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