Red Roses Poem by David Harris

Red Roses

Rating: 5.0


Red roses for a lady blue
just to show her
that your love is true,
that you will never wander
with the setting of the sun
and that she will be at your side
for a long, long time to come.

Red roses are a symbol
of love eternally
when you give them to someone blue.
It spells out love for eternity
and the month of February,
when winter begins recede
comes a day of flowers, Valentines Day.

Special cards with hearts
printed all over them,
red roses for love true
just to stop the lady
feeling sad and blue.
Red roses to say a simple thing,
darling I love you.

1 February 2008

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr 02 February 2008

Ah, David Harris, you terminal romantic, you...! lol! A wee bit'o taste of some pre-Valentine's Day mastery, i do depict...Very Nicely done Sir David of British Don Juans! ~ FjcR ~

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JoAnn McGrath 02 February 2008

I think I saved the best for last....: O) ...now that I slept all day and will be awake all night...i got through your or I should say my backlog of your poems...And I had a swell time reading them all tonight...but this one is by far the best I read tonight...and you say you are UNROMANTIC...pshaw I say

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Adorable.... MAKE EZ READ THIS! :) t x

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Meggie Gultiano 02 February 2008

ah, David, even if i am not the Lady in blue, can i have that red rose? lol..anyway, this is sooooooromantic David, so sweet and so pure..you have that magic again..My only regret is that i cannot kiss you for real (friendly kiss, of course) Love this..

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Andrew mark Wilkinson 02 February 2008

Well it was bound to happen, you have caught the romantic bug too, what a loving poem for your lady of blue, it's good to say it with flowers darling i love you.. I bow to a romantic soul Andy...

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Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr 02 February 2008

Ah, David Harris, you terminal romantic, you...! lol! A wee bit'o taste of some pre-Valentine's Day mastery, i do depict...Very Nicely done Sir David of British Don Juans! ~ FjcR ~

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