Withered flower, on you wilt,
In the garden angels built,
Your weeping petals their repose,
Drifting, drowning red, red rose.
Until the day your earth it dries,
As water weeps from soulful eyes,
And whispers tell of dry to be,
The dirt below eternity.
My eyes have seen your gustful ways,
As poor sad flower sways and sways,
Do not die, its time to grow,
As nesting birds their heart they sow,
And angels dance upon your thorns,
Resting for the early morn
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RSM (Pseudonym) (
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This poem blends the beauty of the real world with the fantasy and imagined angelic. Nicely done
Thanks again. Your interpretations are elegant and to the point.
You are welcome and most kind
Beautifully written!
Nicely done. Your poem focuses on a withered flower in a garden, representing fragility, sorrow, and the natural cycle of life and death. You painted an imagery of angels, weeping petals, and nesting birds, which suggests a connection to spirituality, nature, and the hope of regeneration.
Your interpretation was beautiful and perfect. As always. ♥️
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