From Stone, She Rose

(Marquis Smith )

A poem about the trials of love and the pain thereafter.

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A Rose bestowed beauty unto me like never seen before She said, "Place your hand upon me" I replied, "Nay" (for many a thorn she bore.) So, my rose sobbed tears that sadden even the bluest of seas. Then She said, "My love rests not with a bruise or a prickly scar" So, though hesitant I was, I touched my beautiful one... ...And her thorns drove into my fingers hard. My rose blushed when I asked her, "My love, what have you done?"

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