Silver roses

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* this is one of the first poems i ever wrote*

Roses fall from your hair; 

Flouting hopelessly down.

When they drop do you dare 

To grasp them in your fingers?

 

 

Do you let them lay?

Despite your power,

Till rocks fall like stares

And crush your flower.

 

 

Perhaps, the silver

 Will blow so far

Lifted up into

An old bed of tare.

 

 

The gloomy gray will

Consume its sparkle,

Leavening you statue’d,

Cold, and darker.

 

 

 

But don’t think there is no sparker,

No way for the roses to grow.

Stay patent, and you will find just

Above the surface Buds will show.

 

 

 

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