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I Bled You a Rose

I bled you a rose;
Each droplet a petal,
To caress your skin.
I bled myself dry,
Just to see your smile.

I bled you a rose;
With bloodstained tears.
It was only one,
But it was full of my love.

I bled you a rose;
Thorns piercing my skin.
An empty stem is like,
A body with no soul.
It must be complete.

I bled you that rose;
And you cast it away,
Along with my joy.
There are no scars,
From it's thorns;
But there are the ones,
That you have torn.

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  • xxRainbowDawnxx
    March 14, 2008

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    Awww this is absolutely beautiful, so heartfelt. As I love roses and imagery, this make me feel all warm inside. Beautifully done here . Thank you so much! x


  • luna-midnight gold member
    March 8, 2008

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    wow! this is wonderful, and the repition really helped its impact. wonderful descriptions, and lovely write. good luck in the contest!
    take care
    stephanie =)


  • PureUA
    March 1, 2008
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    "I bled you that rose;
    And you cast it away"

    I like the word cast


  • disenchanted-vampire
    February 24, 2008

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    This is so beautiful; so sad. It's kind of poignant. This is amazing imagery, it's really well written. I hope those inner scars heal themselves.


  • ForeverxAlone
    February 24, 2008
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    The repetition of "I bled you a rose" is great, and it works! All of it is very well written


  • Swintha
    February 24, 2008

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    Hooray. Commenting is fun. Another tacful and interesting poem which you have brewed my dear Sorath. the title made me click it! I enjoyed this verse the most:
    I bled you that rose;
    And you cast it away,
    Along with my joy.
    There are no scars,
    From it's thorns;
    But there are the ones,
    That you have torn.

    The last one, and it summed up the poem and made it, like, final! Hooray.

    -Love Swintha

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