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The Rose, By: Patsy McGlone

January 5, 2026 by Patsy McGlone

The Rose, By: Patsy McGlone

Flowers flicked
With the evening’s fall
Brightly freshened
To meet another day
Yet stands the rose
Red in beauty
Its message
Sparking awareness
In occasional senses

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