Yellow Rose PoemA Poem by Molly Cara
Cattails c**k their heads like they mean to ask
how the leaves got freckles, how the berries got fuzz, how green apples got sun burnt red. One bumble bee nests in a yellow rose, and now the rose has black stripes. This rose looks like a funnel, a whirlpool, a red rose with a gentler color. It looks like a black hole, which might be attached to a white hole, which would then be called a wormhole, which could spit a massless object straight through space and time. Think of a rose eating light like that. If that light is artificial, I will take the dark, with arms wider than my wingspan. © 2013 Molly Cara |
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Added on September 2, 2013 Last Updated on September 2, 2013 |