The last of the English RosesA Poem by Laura SparkleInspired by my best friend.Intelligent and always passionate, Respectable and absolutely charming, Elegant and oh so delightful, He is, my dearest butterfly. Quiet and oh so insightful, As delicate, as moonlight itself… He stands alone, on wings of butterflies, All too alone and too forgotten. Perfect in his eloquence, A painting would not do him justice, he is kind… His eyes, an emerald that borders icebergs that are pure, And lips of scarlet on his starlight face. His looks would make glaciers surrender, The stone around my heart to turn to dust…. His voice, so honey velvet … His poetry, pure art! And in fairytales he lived most of his life, His soul a brilliance forbidden to us all, And on this sacred hour, And in this sacred time, The last English Rose sleeping in my arms.
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1 Review Added on November 8, 2010 Last Updated on November 8, 2010 AuthorLaura SparkleAnywhere, CAAboutHello. All you ever need to know about me can easily be obtained by asking. So knock yourself and satisfy your curiosity. :) more..Writing
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