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Why Should a Rose Have Thorns?
In nature's garden, fair and bright,
A rose emerges, pure and light,
Its petals soft as morning dew,
A symbol of love, forever true.
Yet hidden among its grace so sweet,
Thorns emerge, a stern heartbeat,
A paradox within its beauty rare,
A question lingers in the air.
Why should a rose have thorns, we ask,
Why mar its beauty with this task?
Perhaps it serves a purpose wise,
A lesson hidden beneath the skies.
Thorns, a shield to guard its heart,
From careless hands that may impart,
Their touch with motives not so kind,
To keep its fragrant soul enshrined.
A reminder, perhaps, that beauty holds,
A strength untamed, a story untold,
For struggles too are woven in grace,
In life's intricate and wondrous embrace.
So let the rose with thorns impart,
A tale of courage from its heart,
A lesson in balance, strength, and grace,
A beauty with depth, a timeless trace.
#Life&Life #poem #WritcoQuote #writco
A rose emerges, pure and light,
Its petals soft as morning dew,
A symbol of love, forever true.
Yet hidden among its grace so sweet,
Thorns emerge, a stern heartbeat,
A paradox within its beauty rare,
A question lingers in the air.
Why should a rose have thorns, we ask,
Why mar its beauty with this task?
Perhaps it serves a purpose wise,
A lesson hidden beneath the skies.
Thorns, a shield to guard its heart,
From careless hands that may impart,
Their touch with motives not so kind,
To keep its fragrant soul enshrined.
A reminder, perhaps, that beauty holds,
A strength untamed, a story untold,
For struggles too are woven in grace,
In life's intricate and wondrous embrace.
So let the rose with thorns impart,
A tale of courage from its heart,
A lesson in balance, strength, and grace,
A beauty with depth, a timeless trace.
#Life&Life #poem #WritcoQuote #writco
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