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A Conversation With A Rose


Author: Frank Maguire
ASL Info:    57 / UK
Elite Ratio:    2.26 - 1846 /1390 /288
Words: 257
Class/Type: Poetry /Love
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A Conversation With A Rose



Oh fairest flower of fairest form
So majestical and true
Oh fairest flower would you mind
If I sat and talked to you
I will tell to you a tale of love
So rich and true divine
It happened not that long ago
And this tale of love is mine

I feel that we have met before
On perfect summer days
You remind me of my one true love
In oh so many ways
As I sit here and I look at you
My memories untwine
Revealing thoughts of wanton love
That once were hers and mine

Your form reflects the way my love
Portrayed herself with grace
The contours of your petals
Are the smile upon her face
Your intoxicating fragrance
Is the perfume she once wore
It fills my body and my soul
Right now just as before

Your colour is her bonnie hair
Like a rainbow set at night
The bluish tinges on your leaves
Are her eyes that shone so bright
Drops of dew remind me of
The tears that she once cried
But now they are invisible
Like your dewdrops that have dried

You and my love both close your worlds
When darkness does bestow
You hide your forms at eventide
And bow your heads so low
Your thorns are very hard to see
Hidden by a sprawling leaf
Reminds me of the way my love
Was happy to deceive






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  HOO RAH !! for a master piece, Frank you've got a FAVORITE in this piece, a keeper.
ED.
| Posted on 2011-04-16 00:00:00 | by DUSTYTU | [ Reply to This ]
  i'm with latentlylyrical on the ending...

oh, yes, you are so much like her...and in the end...i am too smart to go through that again...you like she, a deception...

and i ended up with thorns the last time..not again..

i am responding to this piece but really to several of yours i have read...

the consistency really strikes me...your rhyme is so natural i hardly feel it...

i am not a rhyme fan...unless it is done in a way to just sort of sneak up on me..yours does..

the flow is always smooth..and those who try to do this kind of poetry often stumble on certain lines and throw the reader off rhythm..you just don't do that...

i really tap my foot to your work...and feel there is such depth to the words..

now, i think i will go outside and talk to my flowers.

jacob
| Posted on 2011-03-12 00:00:00 | by jacoberin | [ Reply to This ]
  Oh. My. GOSH!!! This piece. The symbolics in it are VERY powerful! Beautiful! I love this one! :D
| Posted on 2011-03-04 00:00:00 | by ShadowsnLights | [ Reply to This ]
  This is excellent! The Rose is such a perfect symbol of love, with stunning beauty and intoxicating form and fragrance, but hidden beneath its leaves are cruel thorns capable of inflicting much pain!!!

This one is brilliant, and all of your work is outstanding! A favorite!
| Posted on 2011-03-03 00:00:00 | by Ron Cole | [ Reply to This ]
  Wow, Frank! You've totally surprised me!
Well, I'm not at all surprised that this poem has all the flawless rhythm and grace of your usual work...you always write lovely love poems...
but, the last line is the kicker.
Brilliant end.
And, it's not only shockingly different in tone from all the previous lines, but it's quite a change from your usual joyful and content tone in your love-themed work.
So, another wonderful Frank Maguire piece.
Wonderful with a twist.
Fantastic.
| Posted on 2011-03-03 00:00:00 | by latentlylyrical | [ Reply to This ]


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