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Roses and Violets
May 12, 2024
Roses aren't always red,
And violets aren't exactly blue.
In the garden of my heart,
They wither away the truth.
Petals fall in the rain,
Each memory a thorn.
The sky weeps my sorrow,
As I wander feeling torn.
Lost in a dreamy daze,
Darkness becoming shade.
But shade cloaks every path I walk,
As roses wilt and violets fade.
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I always remember from my childhood the classic poems of roses are red, violets are blue, I thought you should know, that I love you! I would always say it to my mom on Valentine's Day because it is a classic. I figured since that was apart of my childhood, it could take a turn into something more serious compared to a poem that a 5 year old would say.