RoscoA Poem by Debby PillitteriA poem of realization of love.
Rosco, Rosco
From under the tree You stood beside me The days have gone past My gown in ruins How foolish I was To step outside the palace with you You told me the truth That I would be happy That you would enjoy every moment we had From this runaway into wilderness, I believed it, too But now you have bored me So sadly true I ponder how my reactions could differ Have I stay and we not bicker But the annoyance I take in And that, I swear, you don't show I must stay no longer, My dear Rosco Do not present me with a dull and dying flower I could do better with my time in accepting it Do not drag my hand in plead we must leave And go to a palace more interesting to thee I wish to not be here in a garden you snuck in Roscho, can't you see? You make me not happy Yet, before these words slip through my mouth You glide to the ground On one single knee Before me and my rugged shoes You speak the words I thought you'd never use And full-forth my hear realized I mustn't leave For my soul belongs with thee My dear Rosco, Promise me this and this only When we become Mrs. and Mr. Promise me we will be happy Forever
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