Black Rose



Black Rose

Black rose, can you hear the echoes of my cries?
I lie here trembling in terror as the silence
Is broken.
The ravens have forsaken me with their musings that
has awoken the angel of death.
I heed to the haunting whispers beyond
the garden.
I plea to you, do not leave me with empty
promises that nourish your darkness.
I am captivated by your velvet beauty.
Your ebony petals have painted my soul
with dark and foreboding uncertainty.
Thorns that have gently kissed my fingertips.
Outstretched on hollow ground as the poison
flows.
Faded shadows lurk beyond death’s gate.
Waiting for my spirit to be set free.

About this poem

This poem is part of a collection I have written about flowers and what they mean to me.

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Written on May 25, 2023

Submitted by graham_nikole on June 14, 2023

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Scheme ABCDEFCGHGIGJCKLG
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 625
Words 122
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 17

Jessica Graham

I’m a single mom who works full time and only hobby that I have time to do is writing. Poetry for me is free therapy and a way to express my thoughts and feelings. Hopefully one day I can publish my own book. more…

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