Purring sound of the wind
Blades of grass giggles as the wind strokes
The smell of earth
Clouds marching across the reflection of the sea
Some ropes stays
Some breaks
Some mends
Some wither away
Purring sound of the wind
Blades of grass giggles as the wind strokes
The smell of earth
Clouds marching across the reflection of the sea
Some ropes stays
Some breaks
Some mends
Some wither away
You’re like a pot of rose.
Plagued with aphids and rust, needing care.
After all those careful watering, you grow thorns.
You prick me, hurting me; though never will I know if it’s intentional.
You see, I don’t speak plants, and it does not speak human.
Then at times you bloom with abundant of flowers, surrounding the atmosphere with your beautiful fragrance.
Then come me. I’m like a novice gardener, with first time with everything.
I overwatered, rotting your roots.
I had to unearthed you to fix the damage I’ve done, causing stress and stunted growth.
When life gets busy, I then forgot to water you.
Leaving you suffer in thirst, hampering your bloom.
But I love this pot of rose, and I’d like to think he loves me too.
No matter how prickly and temperamental, I still pray for it’s bloom.
No matter how much maintenance it needs, it is my pot of rose.
I’ll always be the gardener, and I have a tender rose I call mine.