Life Of A Rose
What hasn't poetry taught me
Poetry has taught me that I can grow
Poetry has taught me to use my skills and show
Most importantly poetry has taught me that I can persevere
Even though things might seem cloudy I can make it clear
The poem was “The Rose That Grew From Concrete”
When I first read it, it was like the words created a new world for me
The words helped me to grow past my concrete of life
I was the rose
And I was ready to grow feet and walk
Nobody cared but it was me not the rose that learned to breathe fresh air
Although short in sight the poem meant more to me
The poem showed me that I didn’t need to settle for a rose but instead grow a tree
All through this concrete we call life
It was hard for me to go through it all
At times I thought that my petals might fall
But through all those times of terror and fear
I was the one who learned to persevere
All because of a poem made by a man of magic
His death truly tragic
But in the end he helped my with his poems and words
Helped me grow as a tree to house birds
His poetry taught me how to be
What hasn’t poetry taught me
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