Into That Garden With Its Snow White Rose
From beneath valley of shadows and rain
she fled, bringing all I ever hoped to gain.
Golden shoes, worn on dainty white feet
the only angel I was to ever meet.
Even her shadow cast a gleaming glow
why she would desire me, I do not know.
In her garden, solitary white rose grew
its blessed promise only she ever knew.
Autumn came and she became very sad
tho' my bliss was greatest I ever had.
I saw the slowness in her morning dance
soon even her kisses lacked romance.
When she plead, please just let me go
winter had come, ground was white with snow.
In her garden her bright white rose had died
that night, on her tear-stained pillow she cried.
New dawn, I found she and her rose had gone
I walked into the woods to cry alone.
Voice cried, "beyond the skies she waits for you,
please be patient, time will give you your due."
Then I knew, love's truest heart finds its path
beyond earth's realm and its darkest wrath.
Into that garden with its snow white rose
find her dainty feet, golden shoes she chose.
Robert J. Lindley, 3-13-2018
Rhyme, (Golden shoes, gracing dainty toes)
Copyright © Robert Lindley | Year Posted 2018
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