Black Rose

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Poem One: Black Rose

Skin white as snow,

Raven black hair frame the bony face.

Long lashes, cast a shadow on his cheek bones,

Enough undeniable beauty to make you gaze.

He had full lips that used to be cherry red,

Now a pale blue.

Dead as a black rose.

With quivering lips,

And shaky hands,

I stare at him with sorrow.

Wouldn't there be a day, when I don't feel the guilt?

Wished I could rebuilt

Him and start all over.

But he was as dead as a black rose.

Graying skies, ravens' cries.

A clear sign,

Of a perished man.

I couldn't be there in time,

No matter how fast I ran.

Now dead as a black rose.

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