The Color Red Poem by Herbert Dry

The Color Red



If I should gather flowers I would pick
for you a red rose
Even though hidden behind the flower and
leaves thorns
grow

Am I willing to have my
flesh torn
While picking the rose my skin
penetrated by
thorns

Will I suffer pain for your love
to gain
For me would you do
the same

The color of the rose the color of my
blood are both
red
Should I go where wild flowers grow
where there is nothing
to dread

I cannot knock upon your door with
empty hands no rose's for
you to see
I will endure the thorns a rose for
you it will be

Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: love and pain
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Smoky Hoss 17 April 2020

Really like this poem; the pains of love, worth the price paid. Beautiful.

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