Our Fragrant Roses
Some roses don't grow on bushes,
But grow within our heart
Those are ones most fragrant
To cherish and never part
Please God; nourish with your loving touch
Softly let them flourish
The ones we love so much
Each morning when it’s thirsty
Kiss it with morning dew
Ensure just like honey
To mend a heart that blue
As the sun arises
In the afternoon
Kiss each bud with sunlight rays
To assure an evening bloom
Ensure our fragrant roses never wither
As each day passes through
Feed them when they are thirsty
And nourish them with loving touches
When the cool breezes blow
Make sure they feel the warmth
Of love that grows and grows so in the evening
When the moon rises they forever glow.
© David Harris and Cathy Hodgson
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