A Walk through the Park in the EveningA Poem by Mr. Moore
I came across a wounded rose,
And knelt beside where he did lay, His thorns were clipped and so with woe, He crossed unto where reapers wait. Before he faded I had to ask, What has dealt you this fatal blow, A shrug, and so fell a well worn flask love, so neatly inscribed below. Oh such an Intracate poison, To so serenely ensnare the sense, Yet such craft cannot be undone, And so, the flow from the wound seems endless. © 2012 Mr. Moore |
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Added on September 19, 2012 Last Updated on September 19, 2012 AuthorMr. MooreAboutAvid shoe-wearer, lover of life, and apparently likes to be criticized. more..Writing
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