A Red Rose
Beautiful at the sight
Painful to the touch.
They say looks are deceiving
But that is just too much
To assume about a thing born of nature.
Unlike a caricature
Its dimensions are real.
It desires what anything else would:
To grow,
To love,
To be loved,
To be held and adored.
And then to quietly, peacefully
Die.
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