Nonexistant Rose Poem by vickie fuhriman

Nonexistant Rose



It starts as only a seed.
Then planted carefully and taken care of,
It soon starts to grow,
With the percision of nature,
It blossoms beautifully
and the color is amazing!
Almost as red blood.
In the prime of its life,
It is cut and taken.
The petals start to wilt,
Then loose color.
It soon turns as black as my soul.
No one wants it,
So it is thrown out.
Blown by the wind,
The dead rose is taken away.
If it stops moving, it knows,
That it will decay into nothingness.
Which is exactly
What she fears most.
NonExistance....

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
William Jackson 14 June 2008

Ah, but the roots and the stock of the rose bush are still there as are the roots of your life. Grow a new rose. Don't worry about what has been pruned away. The original vine is now only that much stronger. Be resilient. Life finds a way. The dark horses come galloping across the fields, crushing every single one of my sky blue orchids. Even so, new life creeps from roots in the dank earth, forming green shoots and yielding twice as many blossoms.

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