A rosebush, birthed of a seed
Roots planted soil deep
Protecting from weed
Hard trunk guidance does keep
Leaves of nurturance
Thorns keep danger away
On dactile stems flowers balance
At its base does not sway
Its bark tough, wood strong
Flexible branches hold its prize
Through it a breeze sings its song
Source of beauty threats defies
- Author: sorenbarrett ( Online)
- Published: December 20th, 2024 03:54
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments8
Profoundly moved: never connected a rosebush with fatherhood.. wow!!! I love gardening and the forest, even more connections. Thanks for sharing. ๐
Thanks Cryptic for the review and kind words they are always appreciated
Youโre welcome! My dad had a โboutiqueโ farm and was into all things trees as well.
Wow! As a father who still has his father in his life, this one has a special place in my heart. โค๏ธ
Thank you so much Tristan for your comment and review. It is appreciated.
You are welcome, my friend! ๐๐ค
A fine write SB.
Thanks so much Orchi I appeciate the read and kind words
A truly profound poem, so very much appreciated as I'm a women who was never in sync with her father until a couple of years ago. ๐น
Thanks so much Teddy yea I suppose it can be a bit different with a daughter and father. Appreciate your review and comment
Wow!
Fantastic poem and
dedication to Fathers!!
Love it!! ๐
Thanks for sharing my friend!! ๐
Best regards โ๏ธ Thad
Thanks so much Thad for the read and comment
Wonderful words on everlasting life soren.
Andy
Thanks Gold it is appreciated as always
A rosebush resembling a father (or the other way around), from head to toe, is very unique indeed. Great poem!
This is a moving read. It speaks to me of nurture. Qualities passed from father to son. I found strength in the lines and so much more. Strong roots, great foundations. Very nice Soren.
Thank you again Cassie for the read and comment it is most appreciated. We should all do what will leave something of us behind for future generations
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