Violets

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They say roses are red and violets are blue,

but then violets are more purple than they are blue.

Maybe violets are not as sad as they appear to be,

like the roses that are always radiant with glee.

You gift a rose to symbolize your love,

it’s genuine, it’s true, it’s pure like a dove.

Violets on the other hand are not as acknowledged,

I mean when was the last time someone was gifted a violet and still got applauded?

Roses wither after a living a good life,

doing it’s job making things right.

Violets don’t wither, they rot.

It seems roses are happy while violets are not.

From start to finish it ends in a circle,

Maybe violets are more blue than they are purple.

  • Author: . (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 16th, 2023 21:37
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  • L. B. Mek

    (wonderful metaphors
    I like your creativity, and poetic ambition
    forgive me
    I couldn't help but ink a few feeble lines
    as some kind of poetic response
    thanks for sharing your art
    and inspiring us)
    our blue bruises, purple
    with time
    violet petals, darken
    when plucked from their rose
    comfort..
    we too, seek comfort
    in the pigment of our skin
    flowerbeds as our hiding place
    we strive to belong
    hoping it doesn't rain and shed
    these tattoos we use to cover
    our skin..

  • MR.apocalypse

    your profile interested me your name just gave off a vibe you have not let me down the flow and rhyming schemes you came up with are crazy and how the last line just sends the final blow it is art you should be proud of im sure you would find a common ground with a few of my pieces i would recommend GREED if you feel like checking out

    • .

      thank you omg



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