Roses

ROSES


                                       WHEN YOU CAME INTO THE DOOR
                                       YOU HAD ROSES IN YOUR HAND
                                       NOT KNOWING I WOULD BE THERE
                                       EMBARRASSED, YOU OFFERED ME ONE
                                       HOW COULD I EXCEPT A ROSE
                                       YOU HAD BOUGHT FOR ANOTHER
                                       YOU SAID IT WAS JUST AN
                                       APOLOGETIC GESTURE TO
                                       EXCUSE SOMETHING YOU HAD DONE
                                       THE NIGHT BEFORE
                                       GOING BACK OUT THE DOOR
                                       WITH ROSES IN HAND
                                       WAIT FOR ME, YOU SAID
                                       I'LL WAIT, I HAVE NO REASON TO
                                       SHOW ANY SIGNS OF POSSESSION
                                       I'LL WAIT FOR YOU
                                       JUST LIKE I WAITED
                                       THE NIGHT BEFORE
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October 30, 2024 at 10:27 AM
Hello Willette, I question why you received the one rose. who were the other roses for? You should of had the whole bouget. enjoy your day my friend. It was nice to meet you. /Darlene/
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June 22, 2016 at 9:10 PM
lovely poem, I like roses. SKAT
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February 12, 2016 at 5:32 PM
Willette, a wonderful write. Somethings are worth waiting for. Luv ~LINDA~
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