A Single Rose Poem by Gail Grierson

A Single Rose



I walked among the flowers
To choose one just for you;
So many blooms to pick from,
Some in every hue.

Purples, yellows, pinks, and whites,
Even shades of blue,
Tulips, daisies, daffodils,
Lilies, pansies, too.

A difficult decision
That took me quite a while.
Which would be the right one -
The one to make you smile?

And then I thought it over
I knew just what to do;
I chose a single, deep red rose
To show my love for you.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
bob ross 13 December 2017

fagget fagget fagget fagget fagget

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so touching and heartwarming..amazing write

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Edwin Robinette 01 May 2006

This is another poem of yours I thought to be excellent! Like a pencil, this poem comes to a point...I like that!

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