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dangerous roses


Roses possesing such beauty

All are drawn near

Mesmerized by its waxy petals

They reach out their hand...

Gasping they quickly pull back

Trickling down their finger a little red dot

The sickening game the rose has played.

All going near know beauty

And all comming back know pain

Much like life the rose is deceiving

Flaunting her dangerous beauty from her petals to her stem

The Rose; possessing such beauty

Knows all pain

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