"Crushed Worth"A Poem by Valentine
"Crushed Worth"
Throw out the roses, amidst the thorns, Tromp them...as if...t'were never born. Walk on them, then let them be; A crushed rose is all that you see. Yet...under the petals, the aroma is strong; Asking bee and butterfly to come along. Take the time to kiss the dew off the lips, As into smaller pieces, the rose does slip. Then a sweetness...fills the air, That before...t'was not there. You may stomp and destroy the face; But the sweet attar...never erase. Take the crushed flower...cast it away, Perhaps a thorn in your thumb ...will stay. Also the fragrance...of the rose... It follows the flower...ere it goes. Some may try...to destroy the good in life; Yet...the lingering aroma will suffice. For even the earth contains the scent, Of the rose...crushed...and bent. Something good is always left behind; Search for it and you will find. Even...in moments...of despair, A slight sweet aroma is always there. Even the battered and tromped on have worth; Perhaps just a sweet scent that arises from earth. Valentine © 2015 Valentine |
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