Roses Poem by Kiona Pearson

Roses



Roses
she returns every year to my gardens
personable on her surface as she grows
Faithful
where the perrenials fall and sever with each winter
she is in the back of my mind
Quiet
there are so many thorns that I remember
she does not mean to cut me
Memory
I pull back my fingertips and recall the pain
there is so much about those petals
Redness
blurry eyes as the petals melt in hot waters
her memories are melting
my memories are thorns
I pull away
Roses

Wednesday, December 27, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: family,flowers,memories,mother,regret
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Mom, if you ever find these, I love you. I miss who you used to be, but, I still love you, even now, even if our past has been so hard.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 03 November 2019

Insightfully articulated and nicely brought forth with conviction. A beautiful work of art.

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Kiona Pearson

Kiona Pearson

San Diego, California
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