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Locked Love


Starting as a bud, Small, pure and pink, Each petal stretches, Blooming into a lovely flushed rose. But it’s locked in a cold heart, With walls so high, No one can crack or surmount it. So it sits and stays, Wilting, withering, shriveling…
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