Emotional RomanticIn love or have poetry that tugs at ones heartstrings? Please share your romantic tear-jerkers & emotionally draining pieces right here in this forum. The love of a rose
White Rose
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WHITE ROSE
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The setting Sun-God kissed a bud
that lay among the thorn.
Upon that loving, gentle kiss
a snow white rose was born.
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He promised when he left her there,
he would return again.
Once more sweet love they two would share
and gone would be the pain.
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She waits in darkness of the night,
bowed low in grief her head.
He’s gone away, he’s taken flight,
she wishes she were dead.
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The cold moon in the purple sky
stared down upon her plight,
as quietly she starts to cry
cold tear drops in the night.
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The perfect whiteness of her skin
now marred by dew drop tears,
never to see her love again
but live within her fears.
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But lo, upon the eastern rim
a red smudge softly glows.
Her heart still filled with love for him,
the heart of the white rose.
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With dew drop tears on petals white
she waits to greet her Lord.
His rosy glow soon kills the night,
his rays a fire sword.
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His red-gold beams search out the rose,
demands to be inside.
She blushes, bows and softly glows,
then holds her petals wide.
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His sunbeams touch her very soul
his love had made her bloom.
She softly pays the lover’s toll,
allows him to consume.
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His blinding brilliance floods the plain
and suddenly she knows,
each day he will come back again
to love the pure white rose.
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Sartor
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CSL....No judgment is necessary. As with most poets, a part of me lies within each poem I write. Welcome to our forum. I look forward to seeing your work posted here. Thank you for the remarks.