Oh, how sweet the rose. On and on its fragrance goes, With a heavenly scent. And when the heart is sore (Pain, sorrow and more) , Causing one to lament—
Like a magic wand, The rose lends a hand; For it is such a mint. Its beauty inspires, (Of which one ne'er tires) Leaving the heart content.
Its petals are gorgeous. They subtly forge us With their bold accent, To embrace such presence With a sense of reverence And that, in any event.
The rose is for ages, And yet engages— Like a perfect gent. It brightens the day In such a way— As if an 'agent' sent.