Young Roses Poem by Adams King

Young roses
Bloom in your youthful prime
With bright and colorful petals
adorned and greatly sublimed

Young roses
Grow on your fertile ground
With the meekest nobility of all
Where love and integrity abound

Young roses
Stay watchful of cunning tongues
of deceitful man and lairs
With sugar coated poetic songs

Young roses
Where silent are the words of beauty
Let high your virtues speak
and subdue every ounce of your timidity

Young roses
Be no other woman but yourself
For love pays greater price and sacrifice
To a woman unique and rare

Young roses
Preserve your most virtuous nectars
Give them not all to the butterflies
That perches on flowers near and far

Young roses
But never be too joyous to forget
That someday beauty will surely fade
and your radiance will be lost in death

Young roses
Only then will your integrity tell
Like a hired lawyer in the midst the Judge
To purchase for you paradise or hell

Young roses
Beauty will fade, treasures will be lost
but the paradise your lifestyle purchase
Will forever and ever be yours