The Rose Of Romance Poem by John Yaws

The Rose Of Romance

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When the rose of romance withers,
And the heart is sere and dry-
And you gaze upon the wreckage-
Of your life and wonder why…

How what was once a thing of beauty-
Is now a desert harsh and bare,
And you search for lost emotions,
And no longer find them there…

When that love you thought eternal-
Has spread its wings and gone-
And you find the "road less traveled,
Is the one you walk alone.

"Why? " Eternal question that!
So weak, and so forlorn-
It makes a person wish that they-
Never had been born.

The loneliness consumes you-
And you cannot even weep,
And you find yourself oft praying,
That Death comes in your sleep.



But the rose of love blooms early-
When the future looks so bright.
But you find it disappearing-
As you enter twilights night.

The Rose Of Romance
Friday, December 11, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: romanticism
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 12 December 2020

When that love you thought eternal- Has spread its wings and gone- And you find the " road less traveled, Is the one you walk alone. Always the sense of loneliness appear in your poems. find joy in simple things and do a wonderful good act of love for the less deprived. These acts kill our loneliness. t ony

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Belle Wassermeister 11 December 2020

Good rhythm and rhyme, John, and it flows nicely. I like it.

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Deluke Muwanigwa 11 December 2020

Good poem. Good rhymes. It happens to all of us. Even Trump i guess.

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