‘'Then how grace a rose? I know a way!
Leave it, rather.
Must you gather?
Smell, kiss, wear it- -at last, throw away!
‘'Robert Browning''
The reality of love and life
we come like buds
flowers
fragrant smell,
a rose
then the flavour is immense
when the rose is in her hair
later in library books will it lay
till someone comes and finds it
with a signature
yours in paper mache
then memories of yours
would
a secret remain in books
when one opens
who was she
the poet's lover maybe
Sorry my apology
Sir, Robert Browning
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I thank 584 new lovers who read my poems to day more may