The Dark Rose Poem by Micronjan (also use name micron)

The Dark Rose

Beware the rose of crimson flame,
Its velvet lips conceal its claim.
Thorns like daggers guard her bloom,
A beauty born to summon doom.

Her scent drifts heavy through the night,
A heady lure, both dark and bright.
Petals fall like blood and sin,
A river where lost hearts have been.

She thrives on longing, lust, and pain,
A wicked jewel in love's domain.
The lonely shiver, the lovers ache,
Each touch a gift, each kiss a stake.

Yet in her shadow, life persists,
New blooms arise from thorned twists.
A cruel enchantress, dark and fair,
The rose waits—beware, beware.

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