Everything begins with Sweets, chocolates and hearts Love suffocates the air as we breathe Poisoning us with venomed tusks.
Love was born in the realm of heaven Descended to hell, it came Sprouting in the eyes of men Where a romance lit with a flame.
It has been cursed a million times With the tears and ripped hearts of lovers And when another flower has fallen the bell chimes Playing a solitary song like that of Orpheus' lyre.
It has been given the laud only due to God With the smiles and shower of passion Tingling to every vein, we had Felt the fire which tangled our bodies in fusion.
Love comes leaving different scars One is bitter, the other sweet It lingers long when charring the marks More painful when our heart splits.
A flower at one glance, Soak with blood when touch. Red rose blooming in the middle of all black and worn A beauty marked with a thorn.
I watched this movie about the Taj Mahal, it's a love story, one of the scenes is when the lead female actress touched the Rose her favorite flower but she was immediately wounded by the thorn of that flower. So, I thought of writing a poem comparing love to a flower with thorns which lures you closer to it and later scarred you.
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It is a fantastic poem. You are definite in your words. I like that..it's like a monologue: Thinking of the story behind the Taj Mahal, I envisioned romance oozing. The beginning is suffocating, as you described love, I sighed. It continues on in layers that blend suttlely and brilliantly. Oh my goodness: You are so very talented. The vision of the thorn and the blood, shows so much: lost love does hurt. I really enjoyed the philosophy behind the story. Great prose! Thank you so very much! Dale
Posted 9 Years Ago
9 Years Ago
Thank you so much for such a lovely review. I'm glad you liked it and that you have felt the emotion.. read moreThank you so much for such a lovely review. I'm glad you liked it and that you have felt the emotions I wanted to invoke through this poem. Thank you Dale :-)
Couldn't agree more, as I'm sure anyone can. I loved the imagery, it really takes you in to the dynamics of love. It's a pain to touch but so desired. Good write!
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