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Infinite Aphrodites


Beautiful roses I can only pick one from the fertile field in which beauty is born All those roses, receive no different quantity of sunlight or attention I sniff each one Some smell better but others are lighter to hold and some are ready and some are not If I pick one, I cannot so easily put it back Regretful or not, 'tis done and that's that. The field so full of them all under this blissful sun As they are all so tender and deserving Beautiful roses I can only pick one
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