I feel bad for the weeds
that had to make way
for the roses;
I miss the earthy, folksy
fragrance they’d release
into the morning air,
the occasional
dandelions amidst
a green disarray
with their utter disregard
for the aesthetic,
and their resolve
to take roots
in places where
they shouldn’t have
found themselves
to begin with,
a solemn beauty,
subtle and fierce
at the same time—
just a few things
that the roses,
with their obvious charm,
know nothing about.
©Aaysid
“The beautiful is always bizarre.”
Charles Baudelaire
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Bravo, Aaysid! Resolve is a beautiful trait worthy of acknowledgement. 🌼 Love the additional layers you’ve created with this poem.
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Thank you so much, Michele. You are too kind!😊💖
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We know so little of what is knowable. Awesome poem, Aaysid.
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That is true. Thank you so much, Jeff.😊
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I found this poem enchanting! Beautifully written Aaysid!
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Thank you so much.
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Most welcome Aaysid!
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Gorgeous words, beautifully written, Aaysid. I can so identify with the weeds; to me, they have always been far more important (especially to nature) than a show of brightly coloured and cultivated blooms. I’ve always felt like a weed amongst the flowers – always different to everyone else, even going back to my primary school days. I love the photo you have used with this post of white clover in the grass – I have a lot of this in my grass in my garden. Red clover is rather beautiful, too, and I have some of this, also. Xx 🌼💞
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Wow! Red clovers sound beautiful! Thank you so much, Ellie, for your lovely comment. I am so glad that you enjoyed the poem.😊💖
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Over the years, I’ve noticed that a lot of so-called weeds flower. They have a beauty all their own if one cares to notice.
Wonderful poem. 💛
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Thank you so much.😊🌸
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You’re welcome. 😊🌻
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