Birth of a red rose

Birth of a red rose

A Poem by Jason

 

Empty trees and frozen dreams,
Pushed by wind with a winter scheme,
Branches waving; scratching windows,
Desires breathing dreams within me;
 
Ice in my veins thaw, then draw;
The blood to the River of Thor ,
Forsaken- amidst among a forgotten freeze,
My disease trembles, I await the unforeseen-
 
Blast the warmth of spring and I may wither!
But the waters hold an abode beneath the trepid ,
If the still and sullen sweat cease from the sky;
The dream may shorten the sight from your eye,
 
Lights, shifting - shining through the cringing clouds,
Sounds, faint, develop and devour the dark demise,
What surprise! The first growth grooms a bleeding red rose-
Pain and death of winter eroded… and life- then, arose.

© 2008 Jason


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Beautiful and vivid imagery in this piece. A very deep write.

My disease trembles, I await the unforeseen

To tremble and feel so much emotion from pain, I hope you wait for the answered prayer.

Your words, once again, speak to me.

Posted 16 Years Ago



Sometimes your work calls to mind T.S. Elliot. Very good, mysterious aspect with words that are newly mated...;)

Excellent!

Posted 16 Years Ago


Excellent imagery here, love this
"Forsaken- amidst among a forgotten freeze"
brilliant
Thank you for entering my contest

Posted 16 Years Ago


great piece - fantastic images of winter turning to spring


Posted 16 Years Ago


Wow, that was great! The title definitely caught my attention because I love roses! The style is great because it flowed smoothly and the imagery you used was absolutely phenomenal! You ended perfectly as well. :) "Bleeding red rose"... my favorite phrase of this poem! ^^ Thanks for posting! It was my utmost pleasure in reading and reviewing!

Ironically Yours, Blade and Blood

Posted 16 Years Ago


I love the end. It really catches my attention. I don't think you could have ended it better.

I like the fact that you used reference to the Celtic god Thor. Not many people do homework on the things they write and I find it important.

Thank you for sharing this.

Posted 16 Years Ago


"Branches waving; scratching windows, Desires breathing dreams within me;"...your words here paint a perfect cold, winter picture. A storyline within the poem, and then a message of warmth and hope at the end. Extremely well written!

Posted 16 Years Ago



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