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Roses


Roses grow to become extinct Withering in the cold season Leaving us for a reason Days will turn stone Nights will be cold Let the concrete settle for a rose As one riddles in a cose Blowing through the shadows of a soul Special for the spring Impressive for the summer But dead for the winter A rose is still a rose
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