If I confess your body is
The only civilization besides Roses
I long to experience, do not say
Do not say that I only adore blooming things
A Rose at any stage of life is gracious
Moist petalled or dropping wearily
The rain on her lips is like butter-music
If men, were created before women
It is only to appreciate their fullest creation
Like the beauty of the rose whose temptation
Is somehow feminine, a scent spinning
Into oblivion, as flesh seeking to born out living flesh
In blessed and blushing confessions
Or the redness of the weight of the body
The Rose that has told in one simplicity
That never life relinquishes a bloom
But to bestow an ancient confidence:
A man gives a woman a Rose
This symbolic gesture mimics evolution
Women are not roses, they are not
Oceans or stars, I would like to tell her
But I think she already knows.
As a misty dream, our path emerges
Like days of wine and roses, celebration.
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