When an Angel Kissed a Garden
When an angel kissed a garden
A bright light was exposed
The garden flourished deeply, with a darkly colored rose
When a human found the garden, and looked upon the rose
They thought how pretty . . . picked it . . . pricked their finger as they closed upon the darkly colored rose
As a blood drop fell unto a leaf, the garden had awoke
And scorned the human, it’s anger deepening, for picking their only rose
Slowly it began to wilt, and the angel cried above
For human blood had tainted and they themselves had killed
The poor once living garden brought to life once with a kiss
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