Behold a beautiful rose…

Behold a beautiful rose..
A Poem by Coyote Poetry
Trying to awake my muse. ![]()
Behold a beautiful rose..
If we behold a beautiful rose, we adore the the shape of her petals.
A beautiful rose will be born in early June and it will decay with time.
A memory is like a blooming rose, a memory can decay with time.
The fragrant of time, can be our enemy.
The ancient poets told us. Make today matter, make today, your sweetest and best day.
For tomorrow the light of hope can be turned into darkness.
The beautiful rose lived for a short time, may dance in the wind for awhile in the days of late Spring.
and the rose will be forgotten till September.
Our memories, we hold dear need to be written down to paper.
In idle days and forgetful nights. We may need to renew in dreams and in memories.
We may need to remember a old journey, we may need to remember a wonderful place and
we may need to remember a beautiful face.
Time is a evil thief and we may need the compliance of a sweet memory of wonderful kisses missed.
Tonight I have forgotten more than I can remember. Tonight I read old journals and the stories/poetry.
Seem to have been written by a stranger.
I whisper names of ancient cities, I whisper names of kind women who gave me the gift of love and their time.
I am thankful.
I behold a beautiful red/white rose and I remember love.
Dancing Coyote
“The ancient poets told us. Make today matter, make today, your sweetest and best day.” Such a beautiful poem, John!
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Beautiful roses🌼🌼🌼💮🌻
These are perfect for the spring and summer season. September is a great month to pick such beauties and such flowers
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I love white roses. My neighbor must have 10 bushes and when they are all in bloom, I can’t help but stop and smell the roses and simply enjoy their magnificent beauty.
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I have five types of roses in my yard dear Dawna. Michigan had a lot of rain this Summer. All my roses are blooming today. Thank you for reading and the comment.
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Aww, that’s awesome. Roses take me back to being a little girl visiting my grandpa. He had rows and rows of roses. I used to go outside with him and hold the hose while he watered. I loved his rose garden.
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