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As Her Beauty Rivals Red, Red Roses

As Her Beauty Rivals Red, Red Roses Gift unto her red, red roses And perhaps a kiss or two In her portrait she reposes With her beauty through and through. Dare the dawn admire her beauty For morn needs its fairest queen To live and love is life's duty Her eyes bright shimmering green. As moon's glow highlights her dancing And heavens above her twirls One's mind thinks of sweet romancing Her face and long flowing curls. Gift unto her red, red roses And perhaps a kiss or two In her portrait she reposes With her beauty through and through. Robert J. Lindley, 3-14-2021 Romanticism, ( Images, Beauty, Romance And Dreams ) Note: I have seen this vision on lonely nights Its promise a true treasure to desire Those falling tears, at its vanishing sight Breathes as does sadness at funeral pyres. Note- I did find that much needed inspiration today....

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Harry Horsman

Date: 3/14/2021 11:05:00 PM

Gift unto her red, red roses, the whole poem is a gift to whom ever reads it.. So much beauty, so easy on the senses

Robert Lindley
Date: 3/15/2021 7:06:00 AM

Thank you my friend. I chose to direct the poem to the beauty of the opposite sex. As from a man's point of view. In that by Nature and by genetics men as visual creatures in regards to attraction to the opposite sex. With the truth that women are blessings gifted unto mankind by God. A treasure to behold, to love, to adore and be faithful to in marriage. In the poem the subject is indeed one very beautiful lady I met in my youth. God bless.

Quoth Theraven

Date: 3/14/2021 8:03:00 PM

Robert, Seems symbolism ties nicely with your poem's flower. The red red rose for true romance and love, a white rose for innocence & purity. Yellow for friendship and joy, and in Victorian times jealousy. Lavender rose for splendor, and mystery. And so on. -Richard

Robert Lindley
Date: 3/15/2021 7:00:00 AM

Thank you my friend. What would life be without the beauty of Nature's resplendent and majestic colors? Or if we had not the rose and its intimate association with romance.. Certainly a very dull and drab scenery it would be. And one absolutely uninspiring in my estimation. God bless..