She was a rose, bright and full
Red and rich, but her thorns would pull.
She grew and grew with sorrow and age
Her petals spread and out grew her cage
But one day, a boy picked that flower
He broke her heart and she turned sour.
Her thorns and spirits grew wild
Rose's face was one that smiled
But she lost that gift
She did indeed, rather swift.
With a shattered heart, she began to wilt
Her stance cracked, she shook with guilt
She caved in, hating herself
Rose lived no life, she sat on the shelf
Because the world had taken her love
She cursed the heaven, raining hate from above.
She didn't fight or even try
To stop her beauty going by
Rose just gave up, like that, so quick
Nothingness hit her dead like a brick.
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PoetrySome die Some starve Some cry Most cut And they will be missed Some are alone Some are lost in a crowd Some yell out and moan Most do not voice their troubles aloud And they will be missed #1 Poetry #2 Random