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Roses


Dear Mom,

Your ring of roses now lay on my finger.

Your ring of roses that you got while you were exploring the world.

Your ring of roses that I wear as I do my own exploring.

Your ring of roses made up of silver.

Your ring of roses that keep me close to you while I am gone. 

Your ring of roses that sits on my finger.

I love you.

Sincerely,

your Daughter.

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