
Roses beckon with their fragrance sweet,
address in tones both buoyant and naive.
I knew not what fascinated towards then,
I know not what fascinates towards today,
perhaps there is something present in air,
that allows me to dwell and find solace.
Roses beckon with their fragrance sweet,
observe as I sway with thunder and heat.
Though roses they come alongwith thorn,
I implore my heart to not retreat in doubt,
allow wisdom to seep into the raring soul,
to foresee things that are beyond control,
‘for what would the world be without a rose.’
Photo credits:Β Wallpaper Cave
Yes indeed Luv the question you have thrown out to us
Thanks for a lovely write Sanaa
Much love…
Thank you so much, Gillena π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
Swaying with thunder and heat? I suppose that describes my reaction also to the rose!
Thank you so much, MMT π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
Aw. Love all of this but especially like that last line. Roses are so special.
Thank you so much, Myrna π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
To feel all that and have no fear–not then or now–would be amazing. But to approach anyway is an absolute must!
Awww!β€οΈ Thank you so much, Susan π so glad you liked it!β€οΈ
(and thank you for the excellent prompt)
Roses are beautiful but a bit testy as they scratch and tear at you when tending them but it is all worth it in the end!
Definitelyβ€οΈ thanks for stopping by, Robin π
The rose is so unique and your question in the end begs to be pondered.
Thank you so much, Truedessa π so good to see you β€οΈ
A beautiful tribute to an elegant flower. I love your ending on this.
Thank you so much, Sara π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
a roseless world… raises the question, which other flower would have inspired so much poetry!!
Thank you so much, Rajani π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
I can’t argue with the rose being a special flower π
Thank you so much, Jae π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
I especially like your final question,
Elizabeth
Thank you so much, Elizabeth π so good to see you β€οΈ
Yes, ‘perhaps there is something present in air’. I can feel the speaker’s reluctance but implores the heart, nonetheless.
‘for what would the world be without a rose.β
Lovely, and the red rose is one of my favourite flowers.β€οΈ
Thank you so much, Khaya π I enjoyed writing this one! So glad you liked it β€οΈ
I suspect roses have inspired “thunder and heat” in many a romantic soul! What a fun choice of words. Good write!
Thank you so much, Beverly π so glad you enjoyed it β€οΈ
What indeed! I enjoyed your lead-up to this leading question. π
Thank you so much, Rosemary π so glad you enjoyed it β€οΈ
Roses beckon with their fragrance sweet,
observe as I sway with thunder and heat.
Roses do offer fragrances that one will not likely to miss.
Hank
Thank you so much, Hank π so good to see you β€οΈ
Sanaa, thanks for linking in to Monday WRites and, have a good week
much love…
My pleasure, Gillena π You too, have a lovely week ahead β€οΈ
much love..
Your poem has a rosy glow, Sanaa!
Thank you so much, Kim π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
Anything with roses suits me π
Thank you so much, Jane π so good to see you β€οΈ
Enthusiasm can be so hard on wisdom. We can only hope for a bit of the foreseeing your poem speaks of…
Thank you so much, Magaly π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
(hope so too!)
Beautiful poem, loved the closing image.
Thank you so much, Mosk π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
Indeed and wonderfully expressed, We should breath it in.
Thank you so much, Martin π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
Ah, the rose is the queen of flowers they say…
Definitelyβ€οΈ thanks for stopping by, Nicholas π
I love the idea of a rose as a symbol for a bond, even with the threat of thorns. Beautiful sentiment.
Thank you so much, Barry π so glad you liked it β€οΈ
I think we have to accept the thorns… it’s part of the beauty.
Definitely β€οΈ thanks for stopping by, Bjorn π
Yowza, how beautiful. Reads all antique-y, like a rose under glass. π
Awww!β€οΈ Thank you so much, Marian π so glad you liked it!β€οΈ
A delightful read as always. Warm greetings to you.
Thank you so much, Blogoratti π so good to see you β€οΈ