Portraits

Portraits

A Poem by Tai Ryens
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Nothing hurts more than a painted rose.

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Delicately painted roses wither

In the hands of a wretch;

Serving only as a mockery

With every line that’s been sketched.

 

She shaded endless skies

Consisting of every puddle I wept;

And embellished scarlet petals;

With every crimson tear I shed.

 

Then she rose with her canvas,

Walked off to paint another;

Left with an incomplete portrait,

I lifted high the razor.

 

Gashes in my skin,

I confronted my beautifully maligned;

Burgundy flowing out my veins,

As I begged her to complete mine.


© 2012 Tai Ryens


Author's Note

Tai Ryens
I know, I kind of lost the vibe near the end. No need to tell me; I am quite aware of it.

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My gosh Ryan, beautiful

Posted 12 Years Ago


You are so beautiful. Really... It hurts to see a once magnificent rose, that you painted without realizing it.

Posted 12 Years Ago


wonderful read, emotional as well.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Great poem. It is true, painted roses huurt very much.You displayed your feelings very well through this. Great job.

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Added on July 18, 2012
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Tai Ryens
Tai Ryens

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