The Forgotten

by Kaitlin Kristina   Feb 17, 2005


Each petal has fallen,
Once so soft,
And so pure,
And they rest now, wilted,
Upon my tears, and white floor.

The crimson has been eaten,
By crisp, blackened time,
As decay rims the edges,
Assaulting beauty,
With grime.

They sat, and they sat,
Accompanying my loneliness,
12 of them reasons,
That I sit in my emptiness.

They were dropped here,
As a gift of remembrance,
Yet no one visits,
So their beauty bears no resemblance,
To the care,
That they are supposed to represent,
And the love,
That should be had.

So as I sit,
And I die,
I watch the roses,
Pressed against sky,
Slowly fade away,
Like myself,
Forgotten,
Until my alone, dying day.

Comments and votes are really appreciated, as always. Thanks :)

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  • 19 years ago

    by tiffany

    Just wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed that poem. Love the detail.
    If you could, id really appreciate it if you would take the time to read the ones I have and send me feedback.

  • Wow, what an amazing poem! The first few lines got my attention right away and kept me reading! Which is what I like to see:o) Great work!
    Excellent Poem!!
    Shannon
    5outta5

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