The Rose - Beauty and Pain
Subtle rose,
Beautiful rose,
Delicate and lovely rose,
But be careful of the thorny pricks,
They feel just like sharpened sticks.
Pleasurable rose,
Gorgeous rose,
Mysterious and playful rose,
You touched the thorny prick and now,
You're starting to rant like an upset cow.
Beautiful rose,
Delicate and lovely rose,
But be careful of the thorny pricks,
They feel just like sharpened sticks.
Pleasurable rose,
Gorgeous rose,
Mysterious and playful rose,
You touched the thorny prick and now,
You're starting to rant like an upset cow.
Published by Steven West
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3 Comments
Post a CommentFun twist at the end, I really enjoyed it!
Such a beautiful rose.
Outstanding! Thanks!