Black Rose

by Ngairini Pollett   Aug 30, 2006


When a rising star falls,
and the horizon drips with crimson snow,
where is the cloud ridden sky,
where do black flowers grow.

Within the hidden sanctuary,
the angel gently cries,
oceans fill with wander,
the black flower slowly dies.

Lost in a fierce rhythm,
erupting inside the storm,
my one black rose is fading,
her petals neatly torn.

The beauty of her torture,
nature's way of letting go,
her life, the air, surrounds me,
never ending crimson snow.

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  • 18 years ago

    by Jax x lyn

    *cheers* Wow! Very good! Excellent, actually... I loves the rhyming scheme especially! Keep up the good work!