Why Does the Rose Have a Thorn? [Unrhymed Poetenry: Poems of Ten Lines]

Why is there a thorn,


Next to the rose?


What is the purpose?


Can it really protect the rose?


 

Perhaps the rose requested,


God for a thorn,


Just before being born,


Perhaps the thorn sweetens the aroma!


 

Whatever the reason is,

 

The lover is never afraid of the thorn!

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Hearts & Flowers

and flowers are usually roses (thorns included) that equal love. - slc


 

 

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Maybe.

Maybe you are right dear poetess. 

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Second Thoughts

Thorns do protect the rose from rabbits and critters that want to eat their leaves. I use rose branch clippigns to protect my bulps from the squirrels. I refuse to provide gourmet meals for those guys. - slc