The Fragility of the Rosetree
Picture you will a perfect scene
A cobblestone pathway and twisted tree
Think upon redemption for which it brings
To endless torment and those redeemed
Picture you must a desert land
The bleakest expanse of orange and tans
Upon which a flower so fragile demands
Speak to me often and reach out thy hand
Ask as thou might what vision implied
Conceals such sorrow and solitude and strife
To end in such radiant, ecstactic delight
Then picture you will a perfect scene
Of endless soft whispers of lovers unseen
And though thorns are wicked and pierce what they please
My love knows no others than those whom still bleeds
The bravest once a Lord they be
In shadows lurk their victory
The mighty once a God they be
The foolish deem necessity
But fragile is the flower be
In trembling hands I offer thee
For whom amongst the Heavenly
Revile the words I spit at thee
Upon these cobblestones I've seen
A path beneath the moss and leaves
The bloodied footprints haunted thee
To humble, bended knee