A rose's beauty is highlighted by the pain of its thorns without the needle *****, the softness of the petals couldn't be as rich sharp enough to make sure, you never miss handle her, hurt her, disturb her Squeeze onto her so tight, break then curve her meanwhile, she was doing everything right, you thought you owned her but being enamored doesn't translate to possession possessive obsession, your toxicity closed her to the world, to the void in which she internalized all the subsequent shortcomings can be traced to the day you decided to villainize, the sweetness of a budding romance the natural pull insatiable lust unimaginable thrill but now that landscape is draped in shame and tucked away the rose grew thorns because she saw how the other flowers were destroyed hardening of the skin in an effort to contain joy the innocence of a child, the truth of a smile the words echo through her mind "don't trust a boy"
a rose's curse is that they are beautiful, people want to possess beauty not honour it