The rose that bloomed
The rose that bloomed
A speck of pink in a bed of green-
The solitary bud blooming ,
Among bushes and twigs, thorns and weeds;
That one blossom clinging on to its petals,
Standing tall against the pouring rain and the lashing wind.
Occasionally would sit a lonely thrush on its branch
Singing a melody to the darkness of the night,
Or a queen bee will adorn its crown
For some nectar sweet and divine.
But, it is till it lasts-
Till the petals stand the test of time,
Maybe a weary poet composes a rhyme,
Or a lone musician strikes a chime,
Or a forlorn lover reminiscence his time.
And then one day, the petals lay
On the ground astray.
The thrush no longer sings, the music no longer rings-
And its essence trampled and trodden
Like a tune forgotten.
But somewhere it thrives ,
In the words of a diary jaded
Or the folds of a photograph faded.
-Devyashree
09.06.2025
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