A Rose In The Ash
The most preconceived cruelty,
in the most selfless of ways,
hell breaking in,
burying the last the lay,
a rose in the ash,
losing its final breath,
time ticking like the trigger of a gun,
pinning regret,
against shattered lives,
perfectly flawed,
laced so dirty,
no clairty under the claw,
gasping for one last breath,
a rose in the ash,
tore in the whisper of death.
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