The Monarch Beauty Poem by Aman Mulji

The Monarch Beauty



How come the Rose spared in the void of its death?
How come the still Rose utter “I love you” in a sinister set,
Is it true that the Rose is where true beauty resides?
Perhaps one should respond this moment,
Or will one accept a truth that resists their belief?
Either mean doesn’t cover what I glimpse,
A fine bird perhaps – maybe the most gripping,
And I adore her further if rain pours.
Whether my view be entire,
I swear she’s beautiful,
so is it true that the Rose is where true beauty resides?
I dare say not, for I have taken the monarch beauty.

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